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State five effects of the conversion of Paul on the early Church

      

State five effects of the conversion of Paul on the early Church.

  

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joseph
Effects of Paul’s conversation on the early Christian church

(i) The persecution of Christians decreased as Paul had been their chief persecutor

(ii) Expansion of the new faith through Paul’s missionary journeys/ evangelization

(iii) The spread of the new faith to the Gentiles as Paul had been appointed apostle to the Gentiles

(iv) Paul’s letter to different churches were included in the scriptures/ canonized

(v) Through his teachings and admonitions to different churches. Paul gave interpretations to Christians doctrines/ clarified the teachings of the church

(vi) He helped set up structures in the early church e.g. types of leadership and thus church in a society

(vii) By his examples of tolerance, Constance in faith the Gospel in spite of persecution he set a model for other Christians to emulate at this difficult time of persecution

(viii) Paul defended the gospel against any attacks

joseph rimiru answered the question on January 10, 2018 at 19:49


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