On 10/12/05, Susan Maneck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> "From what I gathered Susan *was* actually saying that because this
> happened with the New Testament (Pauline) it did imply that Pauline
> Christianity had a certain kind of approval which the other kinds did not
> have."
>
> Dear Gilberto,
>
> I didn't make any statement regarding the NT being "Pauline."
>
Sure, Pauline was a term I used. And it's just a rough label. James
epistle doesn't exactly fit in, for example. But Paul's words make up
more of the New Testament than anyone else's (even Jesus). And there
were certainly other Gospels, epistles, and acts in existence which
promoted different theologies.
Peace
Gilberto
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