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Paul walks into the most intellectual city in the world and tells the philosophers their 'Unknown God' altar is actually about Jesus.
Athens is full of idols and Paul is heated about it. He ends up at the Areopagus debating Greek philosophers. He spots an altar inscribed 'TO AN UNKNOWN GOD' and uses it as his opening: 'What you worship as unknown, I'm about to make known.' He gives a masterclass sermon connecting Greek philosophy to the resurrection. Some mock him, but others believe. Paul really said 'I can work with this.'
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