Frank Thielman’s Paul, Apostle of Grace begins with a welcome note of scholarly humility. Acknowledging the difficulty of reconstructing the life of one of Christianity’s most influential figures, Thielman makes clear that his aim is not to offer an exhaustive biography but rather a historically responsible portrait.
David Anthony Basham is Assistant Professor of Biblical Theology at Ashland University & Theological Seminary. He received his Ph.D. in Early Judaism and New Testament Studies from McGill University and is the author of Paul, the Temple, and Building a Metaphor (T&T Clark) and the forthcoming From Equality to Difference: The Social Power of Conscience in Early Christianity (Fortress). Tony is also a music director and lay catechist at Emmanuel Anglican Church in Ashland, Ohio.
