The book by a famous writer, a member of the French Academy, tells about the Apostle Paul, a contemporary of Jesus Christ, who devoted his life to the spread of Christian teaching. Many researchers believe that it is Paul who is the founder of the Christian religion, and no one doubts that the “self-proclaimed” apostle is the apostle of the universality of Christianity. History has not preserved the details of Paul’s life, but much can be gleaned from texts that have survived to this day and were written by both the apostle himself and his associates and disciples.