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Paul debates Greek philosophers and delivers his famous 'unknown god' speech on Mars Hill.
Walking through Athens, Paul is distressed by the city's countless idols. He reasons in the synagogue and the marketplace until Epicurean and Stoic philosophers bring him to the Areopagus to explain his ideas. Paul spots an altar inscribed 'To an Unknown God' and uses it as his starting point, declaring that the God who made everything doesn't live in temples built by hands. Some sneer, some want to hear more, and a few believe.
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