This document discusses ancient Greek philosophers and their views. It notes that even non-Christian thinkers like Cicero were critical of philosophers, saying no idea was too absurd to have been proposed by one. Specific philosophers like Plato are examined, noting flaws in his views on topics like creation, women, foreigners. The document argues the philosophers' ethics and systems were aristocratic and not universal. It continues examining philosophers' limitations according to critical non-Christian thinkers of antiquity.
This document discusses ancient Greek philosophers and their views. It notes that even non-Christian thinkers like Cicero were critical of philosophers, saying no idea was too absurd to have been proposed by one. Specific philosophers like Plato are examined, noting flaws in his views on topics like creation, women, foreigners. The document argues the philosophers' ethics and systems were aristocratic and not universal. It continues examining philosophers' limitations according to critical non-Christian thinkers of antiquity.
This document discusses ancient Greek philosophers and their views. It notes that even non-Christian thinkers like Cicero were critical of philosophers, saying no idea was too absurd to have been proposed by one. Specific philosophers like Plato are examined, noting flaws in his views on topics like creation, women, foreigners. The document argues the philosophers' ethics and systems were aristocratic and not universal. It continues examining philosophers' limitations according to critical non-Christian thinkers of antiquity.
This document discusses ancient Greek philosophers and their views. It notes that even non-Christian thinkers like Cicero were critical of philosophers, saying no idea was too absurd to have been proposed by one. Specific philosophers like Plato are examined, noting flaws in his views on topics like creation, women, foreigners. The document argues the philosophers' ethics and systems were aristocratic and not universal. It continues examining philosophers' limitations according to critical non-Christian thinkers of antiquity.