Paul

It was ungracious of Rome to destroy so accommodating a philosopher.

• Caesar and Christ
  • p. 590 (Easton Press, 1992)

The emperor who condemned him died a coward's death, and soon nothing survived of his inordinate works. But from the defeated Paul came the theological structure of Christianity, as from Paul and Peter the astonishing organization of the Church. Paul had found a dream of Jewish eschatology, confined in Judaic Law; he had freed and broadened it into a faith that could move the world.

• Caesar and Christ
  • p. 591 (Easton Press, 1992)

Protestantism was the triumph of Paul over Peter; Fundamentalism is the triumph of Paul over Christ.

• Caesar and Christ
  • p. 592 (Easton Press, 1992)