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Definition of Pauline in English: Paulineadjective ˈpɔːlʌɪn Christian Theology 1Relating to or characteristic of St Paul, his writings, or his doctrines. Example sentencesExamples - Two parts of the existing Pauline correspondence, Galatians 2-4 and Romans 3-4, are dominated by this concept.
- It is not erroneous, as he claims, to believe that the Gospels reflect a Pauline theologizing of the original Jesus message.
- Against conventional Pauline study, he returns to Augustine as a Pauline interpreter.
- It is worthwhile to remember that Luther's favorite book of the Bible was not a Pauline epistle, but the Gospel of John.
- How many Pauline epistles did Paul really write?
- 1.1 (in the Roman Catholic Church) relating to Pope Paul VI, or the liturgical and doctrinal reforms pursued during his pontificate (1963–78) as a result of the Second Vatican Council.
Ratzinger's embrace of Gamber was dissent on the Pauline reform
Definition of Pauline in US English: Paulineadjective Christian Theology 1Relating to or characteristic of St. Paul, his writings, or his doctrines. Example sentencesExamples - Against conventional Pauline study, he returns to Augustine as a Pauline interpreter.
- How many Pauline epistles did Paul really write?
- Two parts of the existing Pauline correspondence, Galatians 2-4 and Romans 3-4, are dominated by this concept.
- It is worthwhile to remember that Luther's favorite book of the Bible was not a Pauline epistle, but the Gospel of John.
- It is not erroneous, as he claims, to believe that the Gospels reflect a Pauline theologizing of the original Jesus message.
- 1.1 (in the Roman Catholic Church) relating to Pope Paul VI, or the liturgical and doctrinal reforms pursued during his pontificate (1963–78) as a result of the Second Vatican Council.
Ratzinger's embrace of Gamber was dissent on the Pauline reform
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