2,000 years after the birth of Apostle Paul, the evangelical message of victory over guilt, pain, and death, especially for the Western world to which the offspring of Tarsus addressed (transcending boundaries and prejudices), remains extremely relevant.

In the unique Greek scientific monograph that deals with the presence of the Apostle in Athens and his Speech at the Areopagus, the reader has the opportunity to be initiated into the prevailing atmosphere (based on new archaeological data) and the philosophical currents that the Apostle of the Nations encountered in the famous city in 50 AD. Moreover, they can decipher the rhetorical art that he used in order to proclaim the evangelical message regarding Jesus and the Resurrection to a literary audience that historically considers Christianity rather as superstition. This is the first critical and fruitful encounter of Christianity with Greek Philosophy, which will indelibly seal European civilization.