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This fictional work attempts to flesh out the psychological and theoretical dilemmas faced by Saint Peter in the course of his journey with Jesus Christ. From skepticism through to absolute commitment, Peter's inner tribulations, including his traditional and religious restrictions, are projected in light of his awakening and crowning as the Prince of the Apostles. It takes on Peter's life from the perspective of a husband and fisherman, incorporating his Judaic background, his appointment as leader, and his close relationship with Jesus and other apostles, including the women followers, to probe into some questions and qualms concerning the ministry and miracles and teachings of the new covenant.
This fictional work attempts to flesh out the psychological and theoretical dilemmas faced by Saint Peter in the course of his journey with Jesus Christ. From skepticism through to absolute commitment, Peter's inner tribulations, including his traditional and religious restrictions, are projected...
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Peter Roberts holds a master’s in philosophy of education from Sydney University. He taught ancient history in New South Wales and published a two-volume study guide (1990). He spent the last ten years traveling, writing, and teaching in Asia, mainly China and Vietnam. He worked for the British Council (Embassy) as a senior English examiner. He has special interests in theology and biblical history. He has four children and lives in retirement in Western Australia.
Peter Roberts holds a master’s in philosophy of education from Sydney University. He taught ancient history in New South Wales and published a two-volume study guide (1990). He spent the last ten years traveling, writing, and teaching in Asia, mainly China and Vietnam. He worked for the British C...
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