Thinking about the anthropological developments in the Christian tradition and its impact on modern political theology

The development of the theological realms is a category that has always been interpreted in conjunction with the interconnected components. Anthropological changes, especially in the Christian tradition paradigm, are among the important factors that influence the ontology of modern theology and its relation to the political affair, and explain the final form of contemporary human existence. The main purpose of the present article is to examine the theological developments in the modern era, which, as a theoretical finding, examines the technology of making human beings in the dialectic of religion and politics. In this case, we are confronted with the question of how the ontological and humanistic changes of Christian theology have influenced the development of modern political theology? In response to this question and with the help of a descriptive-analytical method, we have tried to assess the hypothesis that since Christian political theology is coherent on the basis of the conceptual role [of human focus] of man, and it is possible to study the paradigm of it Thus, in light of the developments in Christian theology, it can be seen that the process of the formation of modern political theology is the product of the discontinuity and appendages in the field of philosophy, theology, and politics, which are documented and conceptual systems corresponding to the form Is compiled.