Paul is the apostle of the Gentiles, and is in his own person a symbol of this great wedding—the place, for example, of Aristotle and Plato in Christian education is not arbitrary nor in principle mutable.
Morley discusses the symbolic role of Paul in relation to classical education and its integration with Christian thought.
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