In today's world, it seems that the most celebrated quality is "open-mindedness." Upon closer examination, this is really not a very truthful description. Open-minded seems more and more to mean that certain ideas and behaviors that were once rejected are now accepted. However, if you have other ideas or behaviors that don't fit this mold, you are "closed-minded." A truly open person will seek the truth, no matter what it is. In Acts, Paul finds himself in Athens with a group of people who love to intellectually explore possibilities. Paul uses this openness to bring them the truth. Some prove themselves to truly be open by receiving the truth -- while others find the truth interesting, but not compelling. If our world truly is "open-minded" -- why don't we (like Paul) just take them the truth?