St. Paul the Apostle (London: St. Paul the Apostle) or Paul of Tarsus (London: St. Paul of Tarsus; Italy: San Paolo di Tarso) or St. Paul comes from the Greek "Ša'ul HaTarsi" meaning "Saul of Tarsus" came from "Σαουλ" "Saul" or "Σαῦλος" "Saulos" or "Παῦλος" "Paulos. "[1] as" apostle to the Gentiles "[2] (Apostle to the Gentiles), along with Saint Peter and Saint James the Just (James the Just) [3], a missionary key. in Early Christianity But never found Jesus as the apostle others. No evidence that Paul never met him in person before being crucified [4] As discussed in. "Acts of the Apostles," St. Paul to Christianity during a trip to Damascus from seeing Jesus resurrected [5]. Paul said that he did not receive the word of men, but received directly from Jesus, [6] It is said that the four New Testament, known as the Letters of St. Paul. Write your name But who is the real author is also controversial. Paul often told a painter (amanuensis) to write it down, write it myself [7] [8] The written certification that is genuine. The letter [9] usually use a paragraph that indicates that a manuscript of Paul himself. The letters are published in the Christian community. Letters of St. Paul, is an important document in the New Testament. And eventually became part of church law. Letters of St. Paul, believed to be a document, the first of the New Testament philosophy of St. Paul, a New Christianity is the more important that any of the writers of the New Testament [10] influence. Reviews of St. Paul may be seen from the philosophy of St. Augustine of Hippo to the conflict between theological Scottish Schopenhauer C. (Gottschalk) and Hing Kumar of Dreams (Hincmar of Reims). or the doctrine of St. Thomas Aquinas Thomas ideological Molina (Molinism) of Luis Molina (Luis Molina) and so on.
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