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Paul the Apostle
Front
Who was Paul the Apostle and why was he significant?
Back
Paul was a former persecutor of Christians who, after a conversion experience, became the leading missionary to the Gentiles. He authored a significant portion of the New Testament.
Explanation
His epistles (letters) form the foundational theological framework for much of Western Christianity.
Source or basis: Book of Acts; Pauline Epistles
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