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Definition of st. paul
st. paul
• noun
1
The capital and second-most populous city of the U.S. state of Minnesota, located on the upper Mississippi River adjacent to Minneapolis, with which it forms the Twin Cities metropolitan area.
2
Paul the Apostle (circa 5–64/67 AD), an early Christian missionary, theologian, and author of numerous New Testament epistles who played a central role in spreading Christianity across the Roman Empire.
Example
"The theological writings of St. Paul profoundly shaped the development of early Christian doctrine."
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