After Jesus, St. Paul is considered the most important figure in the development of Christianity especially in the early days after Christ’s death and resurrection. It should interest any student of the Bible to want to know about this man, who is accredited to have written thirteen (13) of the twenty-seven (27) books of the New Testament. Find out more in this part one of a two-part series on Paul as we go from actual historical accounts, to the disparities in his letters, and then to provide a balanced view on his actual teachings.