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The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul
The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul
The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul
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The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul

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This is not so much a book as it is a pamphlet. It is also not denominationally based. It gives a short but sufficiently detailed view of Paul and his writings and what he meant when he wrote what he did. In this publication you explore his writing with their social, cultural, religious, political, and historical context. Especially as it raltes to racism and sexism.

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Release dateOct 23, 2018
ISBN9780463183380
The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul
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James R. Womack

James Womack is a Deaf writer who writes mainly science fiction short stories. Sometimes he dives into contemporary shorts on touchy social issues. Mostly, he just likes telling stories that a bit off the beaten path.

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    The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul - James R. Womack

    1The Perils and Tribulations of Turncoat Paul

    James R. Womack

    Copyright ©2018 James R. Womack

    No part of this document or the related files may be reproduced or transmitted in any form, by any means (electronic, photocopying, recording, or otherwise) without the prior written permission of the publisher.

    ISBN: 9780463183380

    The Perils of Turncoat Paul

    A Few Clarifications

    I'm going to tell you about a friend of mine. Our relationship is highly unusual. You see. I've never met him face to face. Fact is, if we passed each other on the street this very day, I'd not know who he was. I still consider him a friend nonetheless on account of what he did for me. You see, for much of my Christian life, I've been like most other Christians in terms of how I read the Bible. We tend to read it as a devotional task which is a good thing to do. We also tend to use the Bible to justify some preexisting opinion-based perception. Doesn't matter whether it's a personal belief, a personal bias, to defend a denominational interpretation, or even to win an argument?

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