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Since Paul constantly contradicts the teachings of Jesus, I would think most Christians would be opposed to him, and Victor's article makes these contradictions very clear. And many historians and prominent statesmen like Thomas Jefferson have also condemned Paul as a destroyer of the...

Yes, scoffers will come in the last days, walking according to their own lusts, because they think they are no longer under the law, as Paul had taught, contrary to the words of Jesus who said not one jot or tittle of the Law will be abolished until heaven and earth pass away and all the...

A. Victor Garaffa had written the Pauline Conspiracy that is posted among the articles on this web site. And he had challenged anybody to refute his thesis that Paul was a false apostle. This was the statement with the challenge: In all honesty I can say that I have searched for rebukes...

The 10 Commandments do not forbid killing but murder. Phinehas was actually praised by God for killing the fornicators.

Yes, Enoch could be considered part of the OT, but it was accepted by the Ethiopian Christian Church. As to the NT, the canon developed in a manner that at times accepted and rejected various books that are not included or excluded from the Catholic NT. For example, the late fourth century...

Perhaps you can explain how the entire chapter speaks of Peter's view of Paul's doctrine. Paul is the topic in just one verse of that chapter.

I have reread that chapter and the only reference to Paul is the verse that says he is just a brother (rather than an apostle), and that his writing is hard to understand (in contrast to the clear words of Jesus, I might add). When a person's writing is hard to understand, this gives rise to...

Weren't there different versions of the NT. . .in which different books were included or excluded? Didn't the Ethiopians include the book of Enoch, for instance? Etc. Which version of the NT would we be talking about? And are not the words of Jesus clear enough to explain His message, whereas...

Does Peter call Paul an apostle in this verse?

Thomas, When did any of the Twelve ever refer to Paul as an apostle?

What's left is the teaching of Jesus, and Jesus never had to quote Paul's teaching to fulfill His mission. If Jesus did not need to quote Paul, why would we?