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This letter is so powerful and influential that it has been called the "Magna Carta" of Christian liberty.

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Paul's first letter was either this Epistle to the Galatians, or his first letter to the Thessalonians.

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→‎Date and Destination of the Epistle: Many scholars today estimate that this letter was the first written by Paul, in 48 A.D. This is because Paul was preaching Christianity in South Galatia in 47–48 AD, and the Council of Jerusalem was held

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→‎Date and Destination of the Epistle: correction: 48 A.D.

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→‎Date and Destination of the Epistle: Many scholars date this letter as the first written by Paul, in 49 A.D.

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→‎Date and Destination of the Epistle: clean up & uniformity

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Mystery:What was Paul's Ailment?

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New page: Galatians is a famous Epistle of St Paul to the church in Galatia, in central Asia Minor (now modern Turkey). He deals particularly with the issue of whether the Christian...