Saul is on the road to Damascus with a letter from the high priest in Jerusalem, giving him the permission to arrest any Jew and take them back to Jerusalem. Paul is travelling when he sees a bright light from heaven, addressing him. Jesus tells Saul that he must go to the city where he will learn to fulfill God’s purposes. Saul is blinded from the light and doesn’t drink or eat for 3 days. The Lord demands that Ananias, one of his disciples goes and finds Saul where he will be praying. Ananias didn't want to meet Saul because of his reputation. The Lord says that Saul will carry his name before the people of Israel. Ananias finds Saul praying, he lays hands on him and scale like things fall from his eyes giving him vision. He was filled with eh Holy Spirit, got baptized and was incorporated in the Body of Christ. Saul immediately went to the Synagogues to proclaim Jesus. Saul then changed his name to Paul and spent the rest of his life proclaiming and teaching people about Christ around the world. If Paul didn't convert on the road to Damascus, Christianity defiantly wouldn't be as prominent and people wouldn't understand it as much. We would be missing many books from the New Testament, nearly 27 of them. There would be less churches discovered around the world and people wouldn't know much about Jesus because if Paul didn't go round proclaiming him, people would have less knowledge about him. There would also be no Saint Paul or Paul the Apostle and he may still be an enemy of Christians and God.…