The letter to Romans is one of the essential Pauline epistles initially written by Paul, the apostle. It distinguishes itself as the most precise and systematically organized overview of Christianity values and dogmas as compared to the rest of Paul’s letters. Generally, Paul introduces Roman’s epistles by offering insights into the observable or physical nature...
In modern Biblical studies, the problem of the interpretation of Pauline’s writing is one of the most disputable issues. In his book, Paul and His Recent Interpreters: Some Contemporary Debates, Wright critiques the major schools of thought in recent Pauline scholarship. The author provides a sophisticated and judicious analysis of the seminal works created by...
Thomas Edward Lawrence was born on August 15, 1888, in North Wales. The marriage of his parents was not consecrated by the church, so a child was illegitimate. This “shameful” from the point of view of Victorian morality fact left an imprint throughout the life of Lawrence. Ironically, this boy born out of wedlock has become...
