A lecture on the philosophical currents of late antiquity, such as Neoplatonism and Christianity, will be conducted by instructor Konstantin Kazachenko. The lecture is dedicated to the connection between philosophy and religion. Using the example of the Hellenistic era, when philosophy and religion intertwined, Konstantin Kazachenko will show how new ideas and currents developed. At that time, the ideas of philosophers resonated in a new religious context, and their interaction led to the creation of powerful philosophical schools. The presenter will invite the audience to delve into the depths of the thoughts of great philosophers, explaining how their ideas intertwine with religious canons and what their interaction can tell us about the world. The lecture will be interesting to anyone interested in history and philosophy.