Greek Philosophy
Boethius
The Roman statesman and philosopher, “last of the Romans, first of the scholastics,” who wrote The Consolation of Philosophy in prison.
Clement of Alexandria
The Alexandrian teacher who called philosophy the handmaiden of theology and taught the young Origen.
Justin Martyr
The greatest apologist of the second century, who defended the faith to the emperors and died for “the true philosophy.”
Origen
The most prolific writer of the early church, whose allegorical method shaped a thousand years of biblical interpretation.
Platonic Influence
An examination of how Platonic philosophy influenced early and medieval Christian thought, sometimes obscuring the Bible’s teaching about creation and humanity.

