Definition: The term "Apollonian" in Greek mythology refers to a group or community that grows through cooperation, often based on familial bonds rather than kinship ties. The Apologists, often associated with their followers, are considered the leaders of the Christian religion. They are believed to have come from the Apollonius family, which is thought to be related to the ancient Greek god Apollo, as they claim descent from him through his mother Demeter and his sister Helios. Their teachings emphasize the importance of friendship, loyalty, and service to others. This group has been influential in Christian theology since the early days.
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