Sermon - Easter 6 - “The Known God” - Acts 17:16-34 - 4/27/08
April 27th, 2008 | Tags: Acts, Areopagus, Dionysius, Epicureans, StoicsClick play to listen to the audio version of this sermon.
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I. Background and Setting—17:17-21 A. The Marketplace Good morning. My name is Dionysius. I am from the great city of Athens in Greece. Athens is the city of the wisdom and philosophy. Its an exaggeration I know, but it seems like everyone is Athens is a philosopher or thinks they are one. We love to listen and talk, discuss and debate ideas about the world and life and the meaning of our life in the world. Everyday I, and many others go to the marketplace in the city. The marketplace is not only where we buy and sell food and clothing and all kinds of things. It’s also the place where people come to promote new ideas and men like me come to listen for any new ideas that are being promoted. (more…)





