Greece, Patmos Island

The video explores the island of Patmos, known for its mythological origins and significance in Christianity as the site where John received the Book of Revelation. It highlights Patmos' role as a pilgrimage destination, the history of the Monastery of Saint John, and the challenges of monastic life. The Cave of the Apocalypse, where John is believed to have received his visions, is also discussed.

What is the original name of the island of Patmos and whom was it named after?

What role did Artemis play in the mythology surrounding the island of Patmos?

Who is traditionally identified as the author of the Book of Revelation, and what is the debate surrounding this identification?

What historical significance does Patmos hold for Christian pilgrimage?

Describe the significance of the Cave of the Apocalypse in relation to the Book of Revelation.

What architectural features are notable in the Monastery of Saint John the Theologian?

Explain the communal system of monastic life established at the monastery on Patmos.