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(Paul's letters confirm the very early origin of the Gospels by referring almost verbatim several times to passages in them.)
 
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'''Paul's letters''' are remarkably preseved letters by [[Saint Paul]], sometimes from prison, to the early [[Christian]] communities prior to 64-65 [[A.D.]], when Paul was executed by [[pagan]] [[Rooman]]s.
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'''Paul's letters''' are remarkably preseved letters by [[Saint Paul]], sometimes from prison, to the early [[Christian]] communities prior to 64-65 [[A.D.]], when Paul was executed by [[pagan]] [[Roman]]s.  The [[New Testament]] includes many of Paul's letters.
  
 
Paul was a [[movement conservative]] who was a hardliner on many issues.
 
Paul was a [[movement conservative]] who was a hardliner on many issues.

Revision as of 05:42, March 25, 2024

Paul's letters are remarkably preseved letters by Saint Paul, sometimes from prison, to the early Christian communities prior to 64-65 A.D., when Paul was executed by pagan Romans. The New Testament includes many of Paul's letters.

Paul was a movement conservative who was a hardliner on many issues.

Paul's letters confirm the very early origin of the Gospels by referring almost verbatim several times to passages in them.