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.
Godlessness is negative. It merely denies the existence of god. Atheism is positive. It asserts the condition that results from […]
Humanists International was formed in 1952 as the International Humanist and Ethical Union (IHEU): a federation of the American Ethical […]
To say that “God moves in mysterious ways” is to put up a smokescreen of mystery behind which fantasy may […]
… purely human and natural ethics, and not theology, was the source of this pioneer woman’s enthusiasm for justice, even […]