Virtues Of Stoics: Justice
Justice is a virtue of stoicism that puts one’s self-interest and personal good out of the equation, and puts the focus on the betterment of the world.
The virtue of justice is explained as:
- Not harming others.
- Keeping personal and private property separate.
- Thinking of others, not just of yourself. Everybody is important.
- Doing good to others.
- Embracing and following nature, contributing to society’s good.
- Being steadfast and truthful.
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