They show themselves occasionally through websites, such as this one. In forums, and in some of the most modern sects today. They discredit the Apostle Paul. Their agenda is either a return to OT law, or just complete lawlessness, one, or the other.

Those who desire lawlessness have to discredit Paul because of the writings of 1st Cor. 6:9,10, and Eph. 5:3-7, and Gal. 5:19-21. These scripture along with others will tell us plainly that one can not be born of the Holy Spirit, and practice these sorts of things, and have any inheritance in the kingdom of God.

This clearly goes against their selected teachings, and the lifestyles of those who do practice the very things Paul tells us one can not, and have any 'inheritance' in the kingdom of Christ and God. So, they will attempt to discredit the apostles writings.

And for those who want to return to OT law, the epistles to the Romans, Galatians, Philippians, and Colossians are a huge problem. And, for those who believe Paul also authored Hebrews as well, further damage is done to the NT scripture. Paul himself was very zealous toward the law, and strongly opposed the gospel of grace, through the Lord Jesus Christ.

Saul, Paul, however, was a 'chosen' vessel, chosen of Jesus Christ Himself, to carry the gospel of Jesus Christ, to the Gentiles. Paul was willing to be cursed of God, and give his own life, for his own countrymen, the Jews. He was stoned, imprisoned, and beaten, left for dead, of the very religious sect that he once zealously defended, by imprisoning and condemning followers of Jesus Christ, himself. There is no reason, at all, to doubt his conversion or his apostleship, as a follower and an apostle of Jesus Christ. Or what Jesus Christ Himself commissioned Paul to do.

But there are still those today who desire to mix law and grace, just as then, to the point of such as this. Just as there are those who will trample upon the blood Jesus Christ shed, and that despite unto the Spirit of grace, and practice their immorality. They want Christ to save them, future, but not change them, now. That is not the meaning or definition of one who is truly 'born again'. The writings of the Apostle Paul addresses both of those issues, and does so plainly. This, is just one of many ways the writings of scripture are attacked today. Don't let these people deceive you.

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