The Five Great Philosophies of Life

abstract law aims appetite Aristotelian Aristotle asceticism become better Blessed BOWDOIN COLLEGE called cardinal virtues Cecil Rhodes Christ Christian Spirit clinical thermometer condition consists courage death deed democracy desire devotion doctrine dyspepsia earth endure Epictetus Epicurean Epicurus everything evil external things Father feel friends friendship give happiness hard hate heart heaven higher honour human individual interests Jesus keep Kingdom of Heaven lives Love's Marcus Aurelius master Matthew Arnold means ment mental mind moral nature Neoplatonism ness never noble one's ourselves pain passions perfect philosophy Plato pleasure political principle reason rich righteousness sacrifice say unto seek selfish serve social soul Spirit of Love Stoic Stoicism subordination teaching temperance thee Thou shalt tion true uncon universal law unrighteous vice vidual virtue welfare whole wisdom woman words wrong