What was Paul's relationship with the disciples, and did he attend any councils with them to debate them? And is it true that Peter and the authors of the four Gospels are not true disciples of Christ but rather infidels and corruptors [of the scripture]?

Paul was the first to corrupt the Christian religion after the Council of Jerusalem between 51-55 AD, which exempted non-Jews from the Torah's law and permitted alcohol, pork, and usury. He then innovated falsehoods. Some authors of the Gospels were disciples of Christ, while others never met him. The original Gospels were written in Greek, except for Matthew, which was in Hebrew. Neither of these was the language of Christ, Syriac, which raises doubt about the translation and the original copies. Peter denied knowing Christ when he was subjected to persecution. There are discrepancies in the Gospels regarding how the disciples converted to Islam.