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I have no clue what you are saying, so I do wish I had the pic of the bunny with a pancake on its head.

Correct me if I'm wrong here, but the question refers to who takes St. Paul's writing as utterly serious. If there are Muslims within that number, then that's news to me. My own expectation would be they might consider them advisory, at most.

Otherwise, exactly what did you mean then about some people not taking every word St. Paul spoke as the Word of God, please?

The general agreement is that St. Paul was certainly "inspired" to write correct doctrine, but he did not, as it were, take "dictation" from God.

Mohammad, on the other hand, said he was given "dictation" ~ that the Koran was literally an identical copy to a Koran kept in Heaven, by God, for the purpose of providing mankind with rules.

I would suppose you probably didn't understand my references, so there they are.

I suppose you can believe St. Paul merely passed on a dictated message from God, but that's not the Christian viewpoint on the matter of how it came about that mankind received sacred scriptures.