Yes, I also agree Paul's tone is strong and angry. His upsetting with the Galatian believers reflects that he really cares about their faith and also the most important thing is that he cares about the pure faith in Christ not any other things. If he did not care about these people, he would not bother to write them the letter. And as our text book and prof. Jennings said, the whole point of Paul's argument is based on his sole focus on Christ alone, not something else. As prof. Jennings mentioned that there is no space in Paul's theology for Christ and something else. Even the Mosaic Law and all the tradition he had followed and believed in his whole life, after the Damascus Road experience, nothing is more important than Christ. The implications
