Encounter with St Paul

Description

Here is a self-portrait of Paul the Apostle, a magnificent mosaic constructed with the exquisite chips gathered from his speeches and letters. In these pages the author shares with the readers his admiration for Paul. He presents some of the hardly known and rarely discussed but at the same time interesting and useful facts regarding the life and thought of this truly extraordinary and glorious Apostle. Among the unusual topics he deals with are: The Two Aces of St Paul, The Lost Letters of Paul, The Letters Paul Did Not Write, Was Paul Anti-Feminist? Gender Equality According to Paul, and Was Paul a Supporter of Slavel:i ‘ The author claims that St Paul was himself at his side, guidiii- and supporting him in this work. Interesting surprises await )a in these pages. Herein you are sure to find delight and nourishent.