STOICISM

THE relationship between stoicism and religion

- This defines human duty to God by embracing the mind duopoly, and the Stoic worldview's will presents us as suitable partners in communication with God.

- It reduces love's destructive role in our daily lives. We must address God in strictly rational and volitional terms in the Stoic vision of life. Jesus, who lacks any affection-related emotions or desires, is seen to be interacting with us in purely objective terms. This, in essence, defines Christian relationships with God as contractual and judicial functions: He gives us the conditions that he requires us to obey, and then we apply our minds and wills to meet those requirements.

The practice of stoicism involves principles that must be adhered to, in order to enjoy the benefits of stoicism you must abide to the following principles.

- You don't have power to change anything, You can only change attitude.

- Don't fall prey to the materialistic nature of modern society.

- Picture life without the people and possessions you have to truly appreciate them.

- Be genuinely cheerful in all your interactions.

- Practicing your values beats preaching them.

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With this book, you have the treasure map in hand. It introduces you to the leading philosophers. It gives you an overview of philosophy that is easy to understand. It teaches you the basics. It provides stoic practices and helpful tips to apply in your difficult life. Most importantly, it shows you how it translates from the book page to real-world actions.