Paul

Paul Paul was one of Jesus’ most important apostles. He preached about Christ in some of the toughest most diverse ancient cities in the world. One of these cities was Rome. “The task of preaching Christ in cities of the ancient world was as great as any that has ever faced Christians” (Perkins, 133). People had different beliefs, most people believed in what they could see and what was proven to them. Paul thinks that people have their own ability to think and the ability to know right from wrong. Paul proclaims that God is right, and any other worship is wrong. Rome was a large mixture of all types of religious beliefs from the Greek Gods to the Jewish community which seemed to be growing larger and larger everyday. Paul wrote a passage in the bible about Rome, called “The Letter of Paul to the Romans”. This passage was written in Corinth about 55-58 A.D. Paul’s reasoning for this was to point out to all the Romans what it is, in his mind, that they were doing wrong with their worship. Paul is trying to prove that Christ is the only true faith. “For what can be known about God paul, god, worship, rome, wrong, people, about, romans, thinks, right, one, beliefs, women, know, false, faith, ability, true, think, point, paul’s, passage, ever, cities, christ, world, unfaithful, trying, topic, time, things, sex, same, religious, relations, proven