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Determinism: Everything in life is determined by an existing Chain of events.

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650 BCE

The Ancient Greeks get philosophical; Thales of Miletus rejects mythology and believes that life started from water

480 BCE

Chinese philosopher Confucius spends finał years of life recording his wisdom in texts called The Five Classics

470 BCE

Chinese philosopher Lao Tzu dies, aged 130; he is considered the “wise man” in Taoist philosophy

399 bce

Socrates condemned to death for corrupting the minds of Athens’ youth

161 CE

Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius considers himself philosopher-king, follows Stoic philosophy of virtue and sells own possessions to help in time of famine

427

Saint Augustine, Bishop of Hippo (now in Algeria), uses Plato’s ancient philosophies in an attempt to prove the existence of a Christian God

1170

llbn Rushid, Muslim philosopher, believes government and religion should separate