St. Paul in Greece [antikvár]

PREFACE One more book on the Apostle Paul? Haven't scholars, histori-ans and theologians written enough about the life, the travels and the theology of this man? Certainly, a great deal has been pub-lished about him if one considers only the 84 books on St. Paul listed in the Subject Guide to Books in Print 1970, or the 2,987 articles entered in the Index to Periodical Literature on the Apostle Paul. By far the majority of these books and articles on St. Paul, however, are unavailable to the tourist interested in re-tracing the steps of the Apostle in Greece unless he is determined to research in the famous Gennadion Library on the southern slopes of Lycabettus in Athens. Otherwise the inqui.sitive visitor will find it virtually impossible to obtain much information about the Apostle's ministry in Greece. While serving as pastor of St. Andrew's American Church in Athens during the past few years, I have seen many visitors go out of their way for guidance and information about the actual places associated with the spread of the Gospel in Greece. The following pages are written in re-sponse to this interest, in the hope that they will help the his-torically oriented and religiously motivated tourist find his visit