How did Stoicism contrast with Epicureanism?
A)It suggested that activism in the public realm was good and noble.
B)It embraced the theological beliefs of Jews.
C)It embraced elements of Greek culture.
D)It rejected a belief in the activism of the gods in the world.
E)It suggested that people should separate themselves from the corruption of the political sphere.

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Stoicism advocated for active participation in public life and considered it a duty to contribute to society, contrasting with Epicureanism, which often emphasized withdrawal from public affairs to achieve personal tranquility.

How Did Stoicism Contrast with Epicureanism