Greek Philosophers as Theologians

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Exploring the theological reflections of Greek philosophers, this book delves into the evolution of concepts of God from the Presocratics to the early Hellenistic period. It highlights the distinct differences between philosophical and popular religious views, emphasizing the significance of divine attributes in shaping eschatological and ethical thought. Drozdek illustrates that theology was central to Greek philosophy, even without explicit religious terminology, showcasing the depth of philosophical inquiry into the divine.