The Apostle Paul is more relevant than ever. Some of the most important philosophers of our time, including Giorgio Agamben and Slavoj Žižek, have dedicated monographs to him; Alain Badiou was the first to discover in him a counter-model to the political and spiritual neoliberalism of our time. As a prototype of an event-based thinking, Paul represents a crucial witness to Badiou's philosophy. The event that shakes Paul is the crucifixion and resurrection of Christ. From this, Paul arrives at a revolutionary new concept of subjectivity and social community. While the individual possesses precisely defined characteristics that ideologically fix it to what has always been, the new Christian subject is characterized by its lack of attributes. It has undergone a process of emptiness in conversion.