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Old 08-09-2007, 03:37 PM
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Based on the fact that Paul had to confront Peter on this issue, I believe that it must have happened after. Of course the fact that Peter demonstrated that he can be weak at times (as when he denied Jesus), I could be wrong. It just seemed to me that Peter was more bold to stand up for his Lord after Christ's resurrection, even to the point of risking his life, that he would not have made this kind of mistake.
I know several who hold this view. However, it seems entirely consistent with what we know about Peter for him to be inconsistent. I really don't think Apostleship = sinless perfection either.

Putting that aside, are there other arguments from within the text of Galatians or Acts that would give us a reasonable timeline?

Anyone?
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