The great thing about Paul

[2ndpillar]

Originally Posted by Harry Diogenes

Not according to the Bible.

That seems a bit like circular logic. Paul called himself an "apostle" (Ephesians 1:1), yet the Ephesians were praised for outing those who called themselves apostles, but were not. (Revelation 2:2).

[Harry Diogenes]

Originally Posted by jghorton

Please instruct us.

Your scripture has Jesus being born twice, it argues both for and against the trinity, and one passage has Jesus declaring his father is different to the Jewish god.
Your scripture is not a consistently reliable truth standard.

[overcastg4]

Originally Posted by OzzyRules

I was reading a quote from John Kerry the politician, who said that the letters of Paul were his favorite scriptures because they taught him "not to feel sorry for myself."

As Kerry the Christian, the statement "not to feel sorry for myself" is one which declares such an event occurring within Christianity or Kerry the Christian or the Bible. Such as the presentation of the day and its properties as there not being night.