"Philosophy and Salvation in Greek Religion" offers an in-depth analysis of the interactions between ancient philosophy and the religious traditions of ancient Greece. The contributions in this volume illuminate how philosophical thinkers like Parmenides and Plato were influenced by archaic religious traditions in their reflections. Instead of viewing ancient philosophy in isolation, an interdisciplinary approach is pursued here, highlighting the theological, cosmological, and soteriological dimensions. The authors argue that the logic expressed in myths and narratives has its own level of significance that goes beyond conventional rational argumentation structures. This critical engagement with the legacy of Greek religion aims to capture the deeper meaning of philosophy as a path to the salvation of the philosopher-initiator.