Paul, Judaism, and the Gentiles

The book presents a revised examination of Paul, addressing E.P. Sanders's perspectives and seeking to bridge the divide between "new" and "old" interpretations. It portrays Paul as a complex figure—both an agent and a theologian—whose understanding of Christian identity remains influential in the church today. The narrative highlights his role in establishing predominantly Gentile communities while maintaining a connection to Jewish scripture and tradition, emphasizing his multifaceted nature and resistance to simplistic categorization.