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Paul The Mind of the Apostle

A. N. Wilson

Focusing on the psychological motives behind Paul's life, the author of the best-selling Jesus shows how the apostle invented Christianity through his proselytizing, his teachings, and his negotiating the perilous political currents of the Roman Empire. Tour.

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Timothy Keller Sermons Podcast by Gospel in Life

The book was described as not a good book and that no commentator could explain Galatians, as it does not make sense on any rational level. It suggests to search for some psychological truth that might lie behind Paul's incomprehensible words.

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No commentator can explain Galatians because it does not on any rational level make sense.

— Episode: The Law and the Christian

Episode: The Law and the Christian

The book was described as not a good book and that no commentator could explain Galatians, as it does not make sense on any rational level. It suggests to search for some psychological truth that might lie behind Paul's incomprehensible words.

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No commentator can explain Galatians because it does not on any rational level make sense.

We can search for some psychological truth that might lie behind Paul's incomprehensible words.

You can never understand it because it does not on any rational level make sense.

The things he says are absolutely nonsense.

They don't make sense. They're incomprehensible. You can't make sense of them.

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