Pauline Letters · Evidence-led guide
About Pauline Letters
A strong educational experience should invite curiosity without hiding where reconstruction, interpretation, or tradition begins.
Reader question
Who made Pauline Letters, and what kind of authority does this independent project claim?
Created and edited by Thomas Diong
Pauline Letters is an independent educational project created and edited by Thomas Diong. It brings a chronological reading of Acts and the Pauline corpus into an interactive Mediterranean journey, then exposes the same underlying chronology as ordinary pages that readers, teachers, search engines, and research agents can inspect.
The project does not claim institutional sponsorship or peer review. Its authority comes from transparent sources, explicit uncertainty labels, public revision dates, and a commitment not to present later tradition as though it were narrated in Scripture.
Bibliography and sources
- Acts 7–28, World English Bible (public domain). View source
- Romans through Philemon, World English Bible (public domain). View source
- The project’s 67-row chronology, cross-referencing Acts and the letters and labeling debated dates.