Paul Among the Philosophers Series 1-20

Paul Among the Philosophers is a twenty-part KJV Bible study series examining Paul’s confrontation with Greek and Roman philosophy through the authority of Scripture. Beginning at Mars Hill in Acts 17, the series contrasts the revealed gospel of Jesus Christ with Stoicism, Epicureanism, Aristotle’s virtue, Seneca’s morality, Greek rhetoric, worldly wisdom, religious tradition, and intellectual pride. Each essay shows why philosophy can sharpen thought, encourage discipline, and discuss morality, yet cannot forgive sin, provide blood atonement, impute righteousness, regenerate the soul, seal the believer with the Holy Ghost, or conquer death. Paul did not enter Athens seeking academic approval. He declared the Creator, exposed idolatry, commanded repentance, warned of judgment, and preached Christ crucified and bodily risen. This doctrinal series equips Bible believers to engage culture without compromise, bring every thought captive to Christ, defend biblical authority, and proclaim the known Saviour to a world worshipping at altars of ignorance.