by Claude Plettner · Cerf · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782204126496
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In this book, author Claude Plettner embarks on a unique literary exercise: writing personal letters to Paul of Tarsus. Through this imaginary correspondence, Plettner explores the contradictions and the enigmatic figure of one of the most influential and controversial personalities of early Christianity, addressing both his brilliance and the criticisms he has faced over the centuries. The work invites the reader to rediscover Paul beyond dogma, analyzing his shadows and his lasting impact. It is a profound reflection that seeks to bridge the gap between the apostle's ancient language and our contemporary sensibility, offering a renewed and human vision of the man who was, for many, the true architect of Christianity.
