Stoicism is Not a Proto-Christianity

Proceedings of the XXIII World Congress of Philosophy 2 (3):51-55 (2018)
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This paper intends to discuss the relations between Stoicism and Christianity, demonstrating that the approach between both doctrines is artificial and moved by ideological purposes. Firstly, some conceptions, which tend to unify Stoicism and Christianity, will be shown. In the second part of the article, those positions are criticized, and Stoicism shall be redirected to its philosophical patterns.

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