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What Saint Paul Really Said

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24 October 2003

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Paul

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In response to A N Wilson's thesis that Paul founded Christianity, Tom Wright presents a concise, compelling account of Paul's actual contribution.This is a riposte to A.N. Wilson's book, *Paul - The Mind of the Apostle*, which posited that Paul of Tarsus, not Jesus of Nazareth, was the founder of...

In response to A N Wilson's thesis that Paul founded Christianity, Tom Wright presents a concise, compelling account of Paul's actual contribution.

This is a riposte to A.N. Wilson's book, *Paul - The Mind of the Apostle*, which posited that Paul of Tarsus, not Jesus of Nazareth, was the founder of Christianity. The book aims to show how Wilson's arguments cover ground already well covered by biblical historians, and that these arguments fail to take account of the evidence which shows that while Paul's achievement was indeed to make Christianity available beyond the bounds of its original Jewish context, this did not involve re-inventing Jesus in the process.

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In response to A N Wilson's thesis that Paul founded Christianity, Tom Wright presents a concise, compelling account of Paul's actual contribution.This is a riposte to A.N. Wilson's book, *Paul - The Mind of the Apostle*, which posited that Paul of Tarsus, not Jesus of Nazareth, was the founder of...

In response to A N Wilson's thesis that Paul founded Christianity, Tom Wright presents a concise, compelling account of Paul's actual contribution.

This is a riposte to A.N. Wilson's book, *Paul - The Mind of the Apostle*, which posited that Paul of Tarsus, not Jesus of Nazareth, was the founder of Christianity. The book aims to show how Wilson's arguments cover ground already well covered by biblical historians, and that these arguments fail to take account of the evidence which shows that while Paul's achievement was indeed to make Christianity available beyond the bounds of its original Jewish context, this did not involve re-inventing Jesus in the process.
What Saint Paul Really Said $22.99
Koorong code 111852
ISBN 9780745937977
Pages 192
Publisher Lion Hudson Publishing
Publication date 24 October 2003
Dimensions 11 x 130 x 198mm
Weight 0.209kg
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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    8 years ago
    A Must-Read for the Scholarly and the Curious

    Wright again puts a new, refreshing and provocative spin on the body of Pauline scholarship. Writing with ease and accuracy, Wright manages to breathe fresh life into the arguments within the scriptures and shine new insight upon 2nd Temple Judaism.

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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 5 out of 5 stars
    9 years ago
    Easy introductory read for NT Wright's perspective

    Well written, easy to read introduction that touches on second temple Judaism, and how we can gain more insight into the Pauline epistles

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    Anonymous
    I recommend this product
    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    13 years ago
    A good introduction to Tom Wright's view of Paul

    This little book is a good introduction to Bishop Tom Wright's view of the apostle Paul, especially for those who want to understand Wright's theology firsthand. Wright's view on the gospel, justification and the righteousness of God can be found in this user-friendly book. It does not require a strong theological background to read, although some basic theological training would be helpful. This book will be profoundly helpful for those who want to gain a fresh understanding of Paul's theology. A good read!