The Repression of Evangelism in Greece

The book explores the complex intersection of religious freedom and civil rights in Greece, a nation with a rich democratic history. John Warwick Montgomery, a lawyer-theologian, examines the country's anti-proselytism law, which can result in imprisonment for evangelism. Drawing on his experiences in the European Court of Human Rights, he provides insights for human rights advocates, missionaries, and anyone interested in fostering an environment conducive to religious expression and expansion.