Chrysippus (or Chrysippos) of Soli was a Greek Stoic philosopher.
Although Chrysippus believed in fate, divination, and gods, he believed reason, sympathy, and knowledge were the tools human beings should use when addressing ethical problems.
Without this mutual trust and dependability amongst people who differ radically, there cannot be political and religious freedom. H.J. Blackham […]
The good life… rests for its justification on no external authority, and on no system of supernatural rewards or punishments, […]
I don’t believe in God, but I think morality is fundamental to human life. Iris Murdoch in the Literary Review, […]
The standing stones represent the letter punches which he cut to make his type, and the word virgil was Baskerville’s […]