Satura Apologia Today

Mecca – The apostle Paul, who died around AD 64, made an unlikely appearance at the Council of Nicaea, according to reliable witness, and prophet Muhammad.  “I knew he was responsible for all those corrupt Christian doctrines, like the Trinity and the resurrection the moment he took the floor at Nicaea,” Muhammad told Muslims.

Adding to Paul’s unreliability, Muhammad also confirmed that Paul had been seen at the Council of Constantinople in 381 AD, the Council of Chalcedon in 451 AD, and the Council of Trent, all despite having died in AD 64.

At publishing time, Muhammad added that Paul looked suspiciously like that one Egyptian who led four thousand assassins into the wilderness.