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Paul of Tarsus: Read the introduction to Pauline Literature in your Anselm Bible: pp. 1821 to 1827.

Then, choose one of Paul's letters from your Bible and read its introduction. Please keep the principles of interpretation from the Mueller text in mind while you do so.

If you were to introduce Paul's work andthis letter to a student or colleague, what would you say/write? How would you characterize the importance of Paul in his context and in the location where the letter was written, and in what ways is this letter of importance? In other words, think about Author, Audience, Opponents, and Occasion.

What else of interest did you learn with regard to Paul's teaching that helps you to understand the Christian viewpoint on an issue or issues. Did you find yourself disagreeing with him? Why, or how?

The above are all ideas to get you thinking about the possibilities regarding your analysis of his letter. Do not overly fret about getting everything absolutely right. Use the principles and the introductions to talk about the letter.

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Title: Analysis of Paul's Letters to Romans
Contents
Introduction	3
Analysis of Paul's Letters	3
Conclusion	4
Work Cited	5
Introduction
Ever since the advent of Christianity a number of people have put forth questions and suggestions for the propagation of the religion and practices of the same. Here, the article shall discuss the letters of Paul to the Romans and the significance of those letters.
 
Analysis of Paul's Letters
The letters of Paul are a similar indication of the concerns of a fellow Christian towards the practices of the religion that he found questionable. In this letter we find the concerns of Paul that he wrote in the form of a letter to the Romans about the various practices of Christianity and the religion as a whole. In his letter Paul has put forth a number of concerns ranging from the religious practices to the norms of gender inequality in the Christian religion that have long been in practice under the church.

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