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**vasyasvc** · 12-04-2009, 12:37 AM

Perhaps. A teacher does not teach in the abstract. No matter how advanced the teacher is -- the teacher can only teach what the students are ready to understand.

It was Paul, not Jesus, who took the message to the gentile world. Different teachers for different students.

Jonathan Lobl

I believe it was also Paul who formed modern day Christianity. If one reads the book of Galatians, then in the first two chapters Paul declares he had little to do with those disciples who knew Jesus and disagreed with Peter's continuing of Jewish customs. For me modern Christianity has more to do with Paul then Jesus.

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vasyasvc Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 521 Senior Member	Perhaps. A teacher does not teach in the abstract. No matter how advanced the teacher is -- the teacher can only teach what the students are ready to understand. It was Paul, not Jesus, who took the message to the gentile world. Different teachers for different students. Jonathan Lobl I believe it was also Paul who formed modern day Christianity. If one reads the book of Galatians, then in the first two chapters Paul declares he had little to do with those disciples who knew Jesus and disagreed with Peter's continuing of Jewish customs. For me modern Christianity has more to do with Paul then Jesus.
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