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As we know, if we read the NT, we see Paul went from being a fierce persecutor and antagonist to being a devoted follower of the Messiah. But with this story comes some possible counterarguments. Perhaps Paul was deceived and thought he encountered the risen Jesus but he really didn't? Maybe Paul's change was the result of some kind of delusion or conversion disorder?
Or, can we see a full demonstration of God's power where he intervened into Paul's life though the risen Lord? Furthermore, do we really believe in the power of God? Or, are we simply skeptical and cynical of what God can do in our own lives and in the lives of others?
As we know, if we read the NT, we see Paul went from being a fierce persecutor and antagonist to being a devoted follower of the Messiah. But with this story comes some possible counterarguments. Perhaps Paul was deceived and thought he encountered the risen Jesus but he really didn't? Maybe Paul's change was the result of some kind of delusion or conversion disorder?
Or, can we see a full demonstration of God's power where he intervened into Paul's life though the risen Lord? Furthermore, do we really believe in the power of God? Or, are we simply skeptical and cynical of what God can do in our own lives and in the lives of others?
