Erasmus argues that it was compatible with Christianity in In Praise of Folly. St. Thomas More maintained that it promoted more behavior. The "ethical" form of this belief is found in Epicurus, while its "physical" form advocates sensual pleasures over moral restraint. For 1
Erasmus argues that it was compatible with Christianity in In Praise of Folly. St. Thomas More maintained that it promoted more behavior. The "ethical" form of this belief is found in Epicurus, while its "physical" form advocates sensual pleasures over moral restraint. For 10 points­—name this philosophy, which emphasizes the seeking of pleasure.
Erasmus argues that it was compatible with Christianity in In Praise of Folly.
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