The case against Pauline authorship was built by Catholic priests and Protestant seminary professors, and it's been sitting in standard reference works for half a century.
The consensus on some of the Pauline letters being forged does what to the insistence by fundamentalists that the Bible is without error because everything in it was guided by the hand of god?
The trouble is modern Christianity is herded towards Pauline doctrine which often differs substantially from what Yeshua and James intended
The consensus on some of the Pauline letters being forged does what to the insistence by fundamentalists that the Bible is without error because everything in it was guided by the hand of god?