Stoicism and early Hellenistic philosophy and Christian ethics

Exploring the influence of ancient Stoicism and Aristotle on Christian moral values, this book delves into how these philosophical traditions shaped concepts of integrity and social order. Stoicism, originating in early 3rd-century BC Greece and Rome, emphasizes maximizing positive emotions and developing character virtues. It offers practical strategies for living well, making its teachings accessible and actionable without the need for complex philosophical jargon or extensive meditation. The work highlights the enduring relevance of these ideas in contemporary life.