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Laws X, 886b–887e. How can the Athenian say that it is “necessary…to hate” those not believing the stories of the gods, when just a page before he said he thoug...

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Laws X, 886e–887b: In what way might Book X be a “preamble” or “prelude” to the laws?

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Laws X, 885c–885e: On what grounds would the imagined atheists demand that “persuasion be used on us first”?

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Laws X, 884a–885c: How does Plato segue from property law to dealing with impiety?

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Laws X: How does Plato’s approach to apologetics compare to that of modern Christian apologetics?

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The Lord’s Prayer

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Timaeus: Is Plato’s Demiurge sufficiently similar to the God revealed in Scripture and general revelation to serve as a foundation for Christian philosophy?

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Reading 2: Plato’s Laws X

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STP update: March 12, 2026

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Plato, Laws X

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For Purity

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Call for volunteers!

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Timaeus 37c–38e: What is Plato’s view on the nature and origin of time?

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Timaeus 31a–b: Why did Plato think the universe was unique?

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Timaeus 30a–d: What is Plato’s argument that the universe is “a living being”?

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STP update: March 10, 2026

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Timaeus 29d–30b: What work does the assumption of the Demiurge’s goodness do for Plato?

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Timaeus 29d–30b: Why does Plato seem to assume that the Demiurge is “good”?

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For Christian Graces

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For Stewardship

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