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== Saint Paul's Writings ==
== Saint Paul's Writings ==
[[Paul|St. Paul]] is the second most prolific contributor to the [[New Testament]]. Thirteen letters are attributed to him and fully known as the "Catholic (or Universal) Epistles of Paul". The letters are written in Greek. The epistles contain the basis of Christian doctrine, interpretation and commentary from earlier scriptures. They are full of expositions of what Christians should believe and how they should live.
[[Paul|St. Paul]] is the most prolific contributor to the [[New Testament]]. Thirteen letters are attributed to him and fully known as the "Catholic (or Universal) Epistles of Paul". The letters are written in Greek. The epistles contain the basis of Christian doctrine, interpretation and commentary from earlier scriptures. They are full of expositions of what Christians should believe and how they should live.
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St. Paul's influence on Christian thinking has been more significant than any other single New Testament author.
St. Paul's influence on Christian thinking has been more significant than any other single New Testament author.
== Fathers ==
== Fathers ==