have come from the Tetraevangelium, the fourfold Gospel book. This is still the case in many branches of Christendom, especially those that include in their services regular lectionary readings and homilies from the Gospels. The problem I have described above is primarily one within conservative Protestantism with its desire for superdoctrine. This is where Paul most usually supplants Jesus and the Gospels. While living in Britain and attending Anglican services, I remember being struck by the weekly