10 Interesting Fact About The world's most famous philosophers and their teachings on ethics

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• Aristotle, an ancient Greek philosopher, teaches about ethics that varies about happiness and moral goodness to achieve the main goal of life.
• Immanuel Kant, a German philosopher, emphasized the importance of universal and objective morality that did not depend on the desires or interests of individuals.
• Socrates, ancient Greek philosophers, introduces the concept of ethics and morality as a necessity for humans to find happiness and truth in life.
• Friedrich Nietzsche, German philosopher, emphasizes the importance of self -acceptance and development in achieving happiness and freedom in life.
• Jean-Paul Sartre, the French philosopher, teaches the responsibility of individuals to choose actions and make the right decisions in his life.
• Confucius, Ancient Chinese philosophers, introduces the concepts of ethics and morality that focus on social relations and the importance of maintaining good relationships with fellow human beings.
• Plato, ancient Greek philosophers, teaches about the importance of understanding what is true and following the truth in achieving happiness and moral goodness.
• John Stuart Mill, the British philosopher, emphasizes the importance of individual freedom and rights in deciding appropriate moral actions.
• Thomas Aquinas, Philosophers and Catholic Theologians, teach about the importance of following human nature and maintaining good relationships with God in life.
• David Hume, Scottish philosopher, emphasizes the importance of experience and knowledge in forming appropriate moral actions.