Virtue and Indifference in Stoicism

This chapter examines the Stoic view of virtue and its integral role in achieving happiness through understanding good and bad. It contrasts Stoicism with Aristotelian ethics, emphasizing the Stoic belief that virtue alone suffices for a fulfilling life regardless of external goods. Furthermore, the discussion explores the relationship between Stoicism and theology, particularly the implications of divine rationality compared to physical existence in modern philosophy.