Wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance are the cardinal virtues that guide a Stoic’s life.
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The four Stoic Virtues
According to the Stoics, the highest in life you can aim for is a virtue and all the rest will follow.
The Stoics believed in these four main virtues:
- Wisdom
- Courage
- Temperance
Distinguish Between True Good and Bad:
True goodness, according to Stoic philosophy, lies in virtues such as wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance. In our daily lives, it's crucial to discern these virtues from external things that may seem appealing but are ultimately indifferent to our moral character.
The Stoic Virtues
4 core virtues that Stoics believe are essential for living a good life:
- Wisdom: The ability to see the world clearly and to understand what is truly important. Stoics believe that wisdom is the foundation of all the other virtues.
- Courage: The...
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