Unknown God Altar Mentioned In Athens Historical Note
A discovery recounts an Unknown God altar in Athens linked to Paul’s Areopagus speech. The text traces how altars to unknown deities appeared after plague and war, with debates on whether Pan or the God of the Jews was meant, and cites ancient authors and early Christian commentators.
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