What is one reason Paul’s Epistles were important to early Christianity?

a: They helped to spread the Christian religion.
b: They were rules used to open new churches.
c:They told the stories of Jesus and the disciples.
d:They told the stories of Paul’s conversion to Christianity.

A

Explanation:

Paul took a leader like role and spread the teachings of Jesus along with Christianity.

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