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Although Plato cannot be described as a theist, he influenced the Greek '''neo-Platonism''' from the second and third centuries B.C., which did have a major influence on early Christian teachings.

Although Plato cannot be described as a theist, he influenced the Greek '''neo-Platonism''' from the second and third centuries B.C., which did have a major influence on early Christian teachings.

==Style==

==Style==

Plato's works are different from the majority of philosophical works in style and structure. He wrote dialogs which combined elements of both Greek tragedy and philosophy. His works are conversational dramas filled with irony and 'hidden' content which only the experienced reader will recognize and understand. And he did not write explicit treatises, instead slowly and indirectly revealing his ideas over the course of dozens of dialogues written across the course of his life through the words of his character.

Plato's works are different from the majority of philosophical works in style and structure. He wrote dialogs which combined elements of both Greek tragedy and philosophy. His works are conversational dramas filled with irony and 'hidden' content which only the experienced reader will recognize and understand. And he did not write explicit treatises, instead slowly and indirectly revealing his ideas over the course of dozens of dialogues written across the course of his life through the words of his characters.

== Quotes ==

== Quotes ==