This article explores potential connections between Paul the Apostle and the Herodian family, using evidence from the New Testament, early Church literature, Rabbinic texts, and Josephus. It examines how Paul’s Roman citizenship, influence in Jerusalem, and inclusive teachings may reflect a Herodian religio-political orientation, suggesting Paul’s background and actions align with Herodian interests, raising new questions about his identity.
Like everyone else, I was warned about the blood and violence, and braced for it. But the bit about the English subscripts must have slipped my mind. One unexpected thing…
Introduction In a study of logic, there is something which we call “undecidable propositions” or “meaningless sentences”, which are statements that cannot be determined because there is no contextual false.…
The purpose of this brief article is to show that Paul, the self-acclaimed “apostle” whom the Christians follow, has no place in Islam at all. Muslims believe that between the…
