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Paul was born 5 AD. That's 5 years after Jesus' first death.
Jesus died around AD 30-33. AD doesn’t mean After Death, it means Anno Domini, or Year of our Lord, referring to the number of years after his birth. So if Paul was born AD 5, Jesus would’ve been 5 years old when Paul was born.
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God damn it. Thank you for correcting me.
Was he the first Paul?
No, the first Paul died in the 60s and was replaced by a lookalike.
He was one of the early authors of the Christian church and is the author of several books of the official Christian mythology. In the Christian Bible, the letters to the Romans, Corinthians, Galatians, Thessalonians and Philippians are all believed to have been written by him. There are several other books (also letters to various congregations) which are attributed to him, but there is some debate about the actual authorship.
So, he's kinda the OG Paul when it comes to Christian mythology.