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I think a lot of the new interest is from Christians who recognize a lot of the Stoic positions. "Becoming what you are" is a good example of this .Also what amounts to an existential stance in Stoicism also chimes in with Christian experience
Indeed. I am not a Christian myself, but I keep reading a lot about the fact Christianity has a lot of Stoic principles in it.
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I think a lot of the new interest is from Christians who recognize a lot of the Stoic positions. "Becoming what you are" is a good example of this .Also what amounts to an existential stance in Stoicism also chimes in with Christian experience
Indeed. I am not a Christian myself, but I keep reading a lot about the fact Christianity has a lot of Stoic principles in it.