Ion, and Laches

Exploring the life and impact of an Athenian philosopher, this work delves into the foundational contributions of a key figure in Western thought. As the founder of the Academy, he established the first higher learning institution, influencing philosophy, religion, and spirituality. His dialogues with Socrates and teachings that shaped Aristotle solidified his legacy. The book highlights his enduring influence on neoplatonism and its significance in shaping Christian thought, showcasing his pivotal role in the evolution of Western philosophy and spirituality.