Tour locations on this map include Thebes (Thiva), Thermopylae, Volos, Leptokarya, Meteora, Kavala & Krinides & Philippi, Thessaloniki, Berea (Veria) Corfu Island, Corinth and Athens.
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58. ATHENS | Temple of Zeus, The Olympieion | Athens in 2 AD
At the Temple of Zeus, also known as the Olympieion, in the Corinthian style, today we have only sixteen columns remaining out of the original one hundred and four. The surviving columns of the Temple of Zeus are located in the center of Athens, Greece. The temple originally had 104 […]
Read More47. ATHENS | The Concept of the Body | Harmonious Cooperation of All the Members of the Body | The Meaning of Democracy
I would like to remind you that God never left Himself unrevealed to the nations and to the Gentiles. The Apostle Paul, several times, repeats that idea. Remember, in the letter to Romans, Paul asks the question, “Is God only the God of Israel or the God of the nations? […]
Read More46. ATHENS | Where Athenian Democracy was Born
The first agora in Western civilization appeared in Athens, at the end of the sixth century BC. This is where Athenian democracy was born, which opened a new era in world culture. At the Agora in Athens we have the ruins of the administrative and the religious sections of the […]
Read More5th Period of Church History
In the 11th century we have the fifth period, a new chapter, in church history. The state church was divided into Eastern and Western, the Eastern Orthodox Church and the Western Catholic Church because of the ambition of the heads of the two churches to become the first among two […]
Read More4th Period in Church History | 5th – 9th Century
The Iconoclastic Controversy began as a conflict within the church which developed into a civil war and in the next centuries, the 5th and 6th century mostly, this situation in the church became a real civil war and the battle of that civil war, the battle field, was the Middle […]
Read More3rd Period in Church History | 313 – 391 AD
Then suddenly we have the Constantinian decree, The Edict of Milan. After 250 years all persecution stopped. We sat on the bus and listened as our history lesson continued. Kostas told us that he would like to say only two words about Constantine. Constantine was a very, very clever politician. […]
Read More2nd Period in Church History | 64-313 AD
The second period in church history is the period of the persecutions. It overlaps a little bit with the first period and starts in the year 64AD when Nero ordered the first persecution against the Christians, making an official distinction between the Christians and the Jews. Until 313AD, it is […]
Read More1st Period of Church History
The first period of church history began with the early church apostles and comes to an end with the death of the Apostle John at the end of the first century AD. He was the last apostle who died and the only one who had a natural death. Some people […]
Read MoreHISTORY OF GREECE | 7 BC to 1950 AD
Prior to 7 BC Macedonia was divided into small kingdoms, based mostly on extensive family ties and tribes. At the beginning of 7 BC, King Perdiccas I brought these separate kingdoms all under his scepter to form the United Kingdom of Macedonia. He built the first capital of the kingdom, […]
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