Is it historically true that Paul the Apostle was excomunicated from Jerusalem Church

[Ranur32]

by James the Just. I heard it says so in the dead sea scrolls on the net. But i wonder if that is the true. If so this is a blow to fundamentalists. Considering most gospels that are used now are likely affected by Paul's sexual repression and damnation and stuff in the gospels. If you compare it to one that can be earlier like Gospel of Thomas.

I can give one source. Like i have read it some elsewhere, even youtube comments. I wonder what Richard Carrier's views is on it to be honest.
http://www.justgivemethetruth.com/excomm...f_paul.htm

Edit Dead Sea Scroll 40266
The Foundation of Righteousness (The End of the Damascus Document: An excommunication text)." The document was prepared for a convocation of the followers of Christ at the time of the Pentecost, "to curse those who depart to the right (or to the left) of the Torah," that is, the law of Moses. They praise God and speak of the maryadas or "boundary markers laid down for us." Those who over-step these boundaries are those whose "soul has rejected the Foundations of Righteousness." Paul was such a man. Elsewhere he is described as "the Lying adversary," and the "Lying Spouter" who "rejects the law in the midst of the whole congregation", "the Tongue" and the "Scoffer/Comedian" who "poured over Israel the waters of lying."
https://answers.yahoo.com/question/index...736AAcsWz3

This is what some say is the source of it. But i cant find it. Either way. Curious to hear ^^

[abaris]

What's historical about Paul anyway? I mean, as in proven.

[Minimalist]

There is nothing about any jesus shit - nor any mention of xtianity - at all in the DSS

This, I grant you, was a major disappointment for the jesus shits who were ever so hopeful that their boy would finally make it into the record books in a datable context.

Sucks to be them.