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Philosophy for a Stoic is an active process of constant practice, dialogs, meditation, reflection and training in abstinence, self-control and fortitude.

Philosophy for a Stoic is an active process of constant practice, dialogs, meditation, reflection and training in abstinence, self-control and fortitude.

Justin the Martyr, an early Christian Martyr used stoic philosophy in his First Apology to defend the Christian faith.  Drawing upon the stoic reliance on reason, ''Logos,'' and the idea in John's gospel that the word, ''Logos'' became flesh, he compared Christians to the wise, and sought to defend the faithful from persecution.

[[Justin Martyr]], an early Christian Martyr used stoic philosophy in his First Apology to defend the Christian faith.  Drawing upon the stoic reliance on reason, ''Logos,'' and the idea in John's gospel that the word, ''Logos'' became flesh, he compared Christians to the wise, and sought to defend the faithful from persecution.

== See also ==

== See also ==