Arnold Matthew's Saint Paul and Protestantism, with Essays on Puritanism and the Church of England is an important philosophical work that illuminates the religious and cultural aspects of the Reformation in Great Britain. The author examines the influence of St. Paul on the formation of Protestant ideology and beliefs. In his work, he also draws attention to the phenomenon of puritanism and the role of the Church of England in the religious transformations of the 16th and 17th centuries. The book offers the reader a deep analysis and understanding of the complex historical dialectics between various denominations and cultural currents that have influenced modern Christianity. "Saint Paul and Protestantism" is not only an important document of religious and philosophical thought, but also an invitation to study the history and development of Christianity in Europe.