Abstract
This session explores the different views of the beginning and the ending of the world between the ancient Greek philosophy/mythology, and Orthodox Christianity.
Timescale
One lecture (approximately 90 minutes)
Key Terms
Hieron, Eros, Philosophy, Orthodox
Key competences / Learning outcomes
Students should achieve:
• By the end of the session the students should have a clear grasp of the diversity of opinions of the beginning and the ending of the world, according to the ancient Greek philosophy/mythology and the Orthodox Christianity.
• They should also be able to spot similarities and differences and think critically about the external factors (historical, societal, cultural, temporal, etc.) influencing the formation and evolution of these worldviews.
