In this book, the author with his lucid, precise, and cogent argumentation has articulated Paul's postcolonial identity in non-essentialist, transcultural hybrid, and 'impure' terms. It undertakes an exegetical study of Paul's letter to the Galatians in the context of the first century Galatia. This book is meant for every student of Paul and his theology who wishes to hear multiple meanings of Paul's utterances in the then colonial context subverting dominant power discourses, seeks relevance of his writings in the present cultural-political world, and is interested in reading his writings from multiple interpretive ventage points like Postcolonialism. In this book, the author with his lucid, precise, and cogent argumentation has articulated Paul's postcolonial identity in non-essentialist, transcultural hybrid, and 'impure' terms. It undertakes an exegetical study of Paul's letter to the Galatians in the context of the first century Galatia. This book is meant for every student of Paul and his theology who wishes to hear multiple meanings of Paul's utterances in the then colonial context subverting dominant power discourses, seeks relevance of his writings in the present cultural-political world, and is interested in reading his writings from multiple interpretive ventage points like Postcolonialism. In this book, the author with his lucid, precise, and cogent argumentation has articulated Paul's postcolonial identity in non-essentialist, transcultural hybrid, and 'impure' terms. It undertakes an exegetical study of Paul's letter to the Galatians in the context of the first century Galatia. This book is meant for every student of Paul and his theology who wishes to hear multiple meanings of Paul's utterances in the then colonial context subverting dominant power discourses, seeks relevance of his writings in the present cultural-political world, and is interested in reading his writings from multiple interpretive ventage points like Postcolonialism. In this book, the author with his lucid, precise, and cogent argumentation has articulated Paul's postcolonial identity in non-essentialist, transcultural hybrid, and 'impure' terms. It undertakes an exegetical study of Paul's letter to the Galatians in the context of the first century Galatia. This book is meant for every student of Paul and his theology who wishes to hear multiple meanings of Paul's utterances in the then colonial context subverting dominant power discourses, seeks relevance of his writings in the present cultural-political world, and is interested in reading his writings from multiple interpretive ventage points like Postcolonialism.