title: What Saint Paul Really Said: Was Paul of Tarsus the Real Founder of Christianity?
author:  N. T. Wright 
description: N. T. Wright's What Saint Paul Really Said leads readers through the current scholarly discussion of Paul and gives a concise account of the actual contribution Paul made to the birth of Christianity. Wright offers a critique of the argument that claims that it was Paul who founded Christianity and shows clearly that Paul this allegation is simply not true. But rather that Paul was the faithful witness and herald of Jesus of Nazareth, the Jewish Messiah and the risen Lord of the Christian faith. And that neither he, nor any of those who immediately followed him in the leadership counsels of the Christian church, every claimed or thought otherwise. -- <i>Midwest Book Review</i>
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  Paul an Initiate and founder of Christianity v. 11.11, www.philaletheians.co.uk, 3 April 2018 
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  Paul, an Initiate, was the 
  real founder of Christianity 
   
   
  
  BUDDHAS AND INITIATES SERIES 
  PAUL IS THE REAL FOUNDER OF CHRISTIANITY 
  Paul an Initiate and founder of Christianity v. 11.11, www.philaletheians.co.uk, 3 April 2018 
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  From Blavatsky Collected Writings, (ST. PAUL, THE REAL FOUNDER OF PRESENT CHRISTIANITY), 
  XIV pp. 120-24. Frontispiece: Paul preaching to the Britons (1770) John Hamilton Mortimer, 
  Wycombe Museum. 
  E MAY REPEAT with the author of Phallicism: 
  We are all for construction — even for Christian, although of course 
  philosophical construction. We have nothing to do with reality, in man’s 
  limited, mechanical, scientific sense, or with realism. We have under-
  taken to show that mysticism is the very life and soul of religion,
  1 . . . that the 
  Bible is only misread and misrepresented when rejected as advancing supposed 
  fabulous a