CS321 Introduction to Plato’s Republic: A Christian Reading
Sign in to rateJoin Dr. Chip Bennett and Dr. Warren Gage as they explore Plato’s Republic. Beginning with an introduction to Greek philosophy and literature, they lay a strong foundation for ideas and categories that will help you better read the works of Plato. They then examine Plato’s Republic, introducing each of its ten books and tracing the ideas and themes found within them. Dr. Bennett and Dr. Gage conclude with a discussion of various Christian principles that you can extract from reading the Republic and apply when reading the New Testament.
Introduction
Introduction
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Introducing the Course
3m
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Introduction to Greek Political Philosophy
Introducing Greek Political Philosophy
2m
Quarrel between Poetry and Philosophy
Introduction to the Quarrel between Poetry and Philosophy
1m
Quarrel between City of God and City of Man
Introduction to the Quarrel between the City of God and the City of Man
2m
Commentary on Plato’s Republic
Introduction
7m
Plato and the New Testament
Peter’s Arrest
9m
Conclusion
Enrich Your Reading of Scripture
2m