The Least Likely Person

God Forgave & God Forgot 

The honor of whose writing appears the most in all of the Bible has to go to Paul, if I may say so, and I do regularly say so. There are a lot of say so in man y speculations of who wrote the what the New Testament. That John wrote Hebrews (?) was, I think was, as I previously said, a standout for me in the King James version.

For my part however, Paul describes the spirit in a memorable way that cannot be rivaled, highlighting the difference between the spirit vs the flesh thru the lens of time, i.e., eternal vs temporal. This was extremely important to for me to experience and a solid leap forward in my faith. 

But it was odd to learn of a smallish but somewhat populated group on the continent who were convinced Paul was responsible for the inquisition. This they believed since they based it on a short but blunt dismissive comment Paul made of his attitude toward those who were not convinced Jesus was the Messiah.

Talk about blaming God, who cannot negate Himself, about creating evil and suffering! Those views are more into those who prefer to be their own God. All of which strikes me somehow of literally those of a god with a short portfolio.