Greek philosophers believed the universe was governed by natural and unnatural laws. independence and democracy. absolute and unchanging laws. good and evil.

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Aniyah Mckenzie

21 April, 23:21

Greek philosophers believed the universe was governed by natural and unnatural laws. independence and democracy. absolute and unchanging laws. good and evil.

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Macey Benson · Answer 1

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London Carey · Answer 2

absolute and unchanging laws

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Socrates (469-399 B. C. Plato (427-347 B. C.) Socrates' pupil

Socrates and Plato are the main ponents of the idea of a order in the universe subject to absolute and unchanging laws.

The Universe shows this harmony and everything in this realm or reality is subject to ultimate laws that governs us, as the very same celestial objects are subject to them.

They advocated for a philosophy using logic and reason for people can understand these laws. Of course moral and ethics will be based on the later assumptions.