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Dr. Matthew J. Thomas- Have We Completely Misunderstood the Apostle Paul?

Nov 23, 20211 hr 43 minEp. 137
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Episode description

This week I wanted to throw it back to one of the very first interviews I had on this podcast. It's probably a conversation even many of you long-time listeners have never listened to.
The guest is New Testament scholar & theologian, Matthew J. Thomas who has a groundbreaking and controversial book on the Apostle Paul that seems to give a considerable amount of historical evidence that many Protestants & Evangelical Christians (especially those who are more direct theological descendants of Luther and Calvin) do not properly understand the writings of the Apostle Paul on faith & works, grace & the Law, etc...at least compared to the earliest Christians in recorded history.

At the time, his book was only available in academic circles at a very steep price, but last fall it was re-released with a new publisher and a much more affordable price tag.

Pick it up here:
https://www.amazon.com/Pauls-Works-Perspective-Second-Century-Reception/dp/0830855262

I hope you enjoy this conversation from back in April of 2019 with Dr. Matthew. J Thomas.
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TAGS: Matthew J. Thomas, Matthew J. Thomas Works of the Law, Matthew J. Thomas theologian, Matthew J. Thomas New Testament, new perspective on Paul, N.T. Wright, Biblical theology, Christian theology, etc

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