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The Living Paul

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01 November 2009

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Paul

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In this accessible book, Anthony Thiselton introduces the apostle Paul, sometimes described as the founder of Christianity, to students and the general reader.

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In this accessible book, Anthony Thiselton introduces the apostle Paul, sometimes described as the founder of Christianity, to students and the general reader.

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Koorong Code 308448
ISBN 9780281061105
Pages 192
Publisher Society For Promoting Christian Knowledge Spck
Publication Date 01 November 2009
Dimensions 16 x 137 x 217mm
Weight 0.274kg
Product Category Biblical Studies
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    12 years ago
    Decent Introduction.

    A decent introduction to the Apostle Paul, and Pauline studies. Sometimes seems a bit bias toward the new perspective on Paul. This book covers such topics as justification, Paul and postmodernism, and Paul vs. Jesus (who was the founder of Christianity?). I would recommend you read other books alongside this book, and get a bigger picture of Pauline scholarship. Thiselton seems to stick up for N. T. Wright in this book, and having a broader understanding of the debates is useful! Thiselton quotes Scripture often, and less often quotes secondary sources. A lot of time as been spent on exegesis for this book.