How Paul Invented Christian Theology - NT Wright

Bible Scholarship Podcast

Mar 2, 2016Religion & Spirituality

New Testament scholar and Anglican bishop NT Wright describes the origins of Christian theology in the works of St. Paul. Lecture delivered at the Lanier Theological Library Chapel in Houston, Texas, in 2014. Source .

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