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Dyron B. Daughrity is the Divisional Dean of Religion and Philosophy, the William S. Banowsky Chair of Religion, and Professor of Religion at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California. He is the author of many books and articles in the fields of comparative religion, global Christianity, and world religious history. He is also an ordained pastor, currently serving as Senior Minister of the Hilltop Community Church of Christ in El Segundo, California.
Professor Dyron Daughrity knows history. He has authored books on world religious history and global Christianity and currently serves as president of the American Society of Church History.
And one curiosity he’s noticed about our era of Christian history is this:
We don’t know what to make of the apostle Paul.
As Daughrity puts it, “Paul has been under scrutiny for the last few decades. Some of the critics say he was misogynistic, patriarchal, and even questionable as an authoritative voice.”
Are you or the people you lead curious what to do with Paul? Then it’s a good time to explore who Paul actually was and what he believed. As someone who has traveled the sites and dug through the texts, Daughrity is the ideal tour guide to Paul’s life, letters, and legacy.
This eBook will help you
We hope you find this resource encouraging and helpful in your own journey wherever God sends you.
We at RENEW.org believe in the renewal and restoration of a focus on Jesus Christ, his kingdom, and the pure teaching of the New Testament for the life and practices […]
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