Apology

The book explores the profound impact of an Athenian philosopher who founded the Platonist school and the Academy, marking the beginning of higher education in the West. Recognized as a central figure in Ancient Greek and Western philosophy, he is celebrated alongside Socrates and Aristotle. His influence extends into Western religion and spirituality, with later thinkers like Plotinus and Porphyry shaping Christian thought through the Church Fathers. The work delves into his ideas and their lasting significance in shaping philosophical and religious discourse.