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CJLind
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I too am grateful for St. Paul. Christianity would have never spread throughout the world as it has without him. Christ needed a zealous person, and St. Paul fit the bill.
I too see the inspiration for our Lord and I agree: he was not infallible and the interpretations of his writings, as we see, can and are used in a manner that they were never intended to be. But, it is a problem from since the time of St. Paul as shown in 1 Corinthians 1:10-13 with St. Paul begging people to not make the divisions that MAD now does.
Then, there are places that St. Paul says that he is speaking as a man and not under the inspiration of God. Could there be more times that he was doing so again and failed to mention it?
Jesus said to preach the Gospel, and so much is made from St. Paul saying my gospel... yes, his good news is the same good news as mine, yours, everybody's who has placed their lives in the hands of Christ. Christ saves, delivers, restores and shows us the way to Our Father. But, if He is not followed by our picking up our own cross and following Him to be worthy of Him, how can a person ever arrive there? I don't know, but all things are possible for God, and I will not limit His ability to do just that for all people who truly place their trust in Him.
Seems we are pretty much on the same page. Guess your wording in the last sentence is just a little bit odd, and you didn´t really mean what you said, i.e. that you could by any means limit God´s ability to do just