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Ephesians is attributed to Paul, and all manuscripts of which I am aware have this attribution. What does vary is that a number of older manuscripts do not contain the address "in Ephesus," which indicates that the letter (whether written by Paul or someone associated with him)was originally a circulating letter that was sent to a number of churches rather than a single church. --Lamar Wadsworth ------Original Message------ From: kim power <[log in to unmask]> To: [log in to unmask] Sent: November 22, 2000 6:49:45 AM GMT Subject: Re: Ephesians Dear Judith I am open to correction on this but I don't think that there is an attribution. It is like the letter to the Hebrews. Author unknown. for those interested in the ways goddess worship helps structure cultures Lotte Motz has a done a cross cultural study on the great mother goddesses. The title escapes me at the minute. for those interested in Augustine and women, I have a book, Veiled desire: Augustine on women. It was originally published in the UK but is out of print there, It is available in the US, published by Continuum in 1996. Kim Kim E. Power Research Fellow Project for the Study of Women's History, Theology and Spirituality Institute for the Advancement of Research St. Patrick's Campus Locked Bag 4115 MDC Fitzroy, VIC 3065 Phone: (61 3) 9953 3148 Fax: (61 3) 9953 3315 Email: [log in to unmask]