The role of Christianity in the evolution of constitutional rights

A great capital called fundamental rights is the result of important and costly civil movements, popular struggles and their integration with customs, beliefs, and finally the techniques that have reached us today and are constantly changing and Are transformations. In the meantime, the existence of some taboos that have been knowingly or unknowingly turned into indisputable schools of thought by public jurists seems to be the subject of exploration and discussion. Because the principles of religions have not been ineffective in the formation and development of human knowledge and have always been directly or indirectly influential in the context of historical developments and decisions. In this case, scientificization and localization of some concepts, if not accompanied by precise subtleties, will cause misguidance and deviation from the main goal of human knowledge and move in the valley of unwanted wonders. One of the most colorful religious concepts is the belief in the Trinity in Christianity, which forms the basis of traditional and even modern fundamental rights today. The other is the theory of two swords or scholasticism, and ultimately tolerance is the latest principles of thought that have been studied by the authors of the article. The presence of the theological teachings of a particular religion in the main intellectual content of fundamental rights seems to be a serious reflection on the history of constitutional rights.