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Epistle to the Alexandrians: The Lost Apocryphal Letter - Uncovering the Forbidden Heresies, Pauline Forgeries, and the Battle for the Biblical Canon

Epistle to the Alexandrians: The Lost Apocryphal Letter - Uncovering the Forbidden Heresies, Pauline Forgeries, and the Battle for the Biblical Canon

Anonymous

Paperback

Series: Library of Alexandria - Esoteric, Book 199

Religion General Fiction AnthologiesOther Bible Translations

ISBN10: 1807921093
ISBN13: 9781807921095
Publisher: Library of Alexandria
Published: Apr 15 2026
Pages: 20
Weight: 0.09
Height: 0.04 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Have you ever wondered why certain letters claiming to be written by the Apostle Paul were banned from the Bible, and what dangerous ideas they contained?

In the first few centuries after the life of Jesus, Christianity was not a unified religion with a neatly bound Bible. It was a chaotic, vibrant, and highly contested movement. Diverse factions fought bitterly over the true nature of God, the law, and salvation. To win these theological wars, some groups resorted to a powerful weapon: pseudepigrapha. By forging letters in the names of authoritative figures like the Apostle Paul, radical thinkers could lend unquestionable weight to their own doctrines. The Epistle to the Alexandrians is perhaps the most notorious example of this ancient intellectual warfare.

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