You may be interested in knowing that I wrote a review of Magnus Zetterholm’s Approaches to Paul. See here. Overall a fine book, but I disagree with some of his ideological concerns.
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Hi, Nijay!
Thank you for writing a clear, engaging, and informative review! I will be reading, Approaches to Paul and the other “missed key voices.” I think it will help point me to a specialized area of study (my interests are Paul and Judaism).