Paul is invited by the Greek philosophers to speak with them. Paul starts with something they will understand, an idol to the unknown god, then presents the gospel of Jesus Christ.  Paul seems to know the philosophers' teaching well enough to address it directly, quoting two their philosopher poets, showing that their teachings are corrected by the gospel of Jesus.  

• How familiar should Christians be with the beliefs and culture of the non-believing world?
• How should we speak to people who are wrong about their beliefs?
• Does God need our worship? 
• How far away is God? 

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