Why does Philo think that all widespread misery of the human race is problematic for affirming the divine attributes? Philo talked to many men of all ages and they constant respond he got was miseries of life. They were asked what brings them misery and none of them had just one reason. Many of the people he asked answered with discontented, repining, anxious disposition. As I was ready if their life was as bad as they said it was why don’t they end their own? As I kept ready the men were not satisfied with life, but afraid of death.
Demea answered to Philo and said he doesn’t feel misery and Philo congratulated him on it. As the reading goes on you learned that the greatest prosperities which he had ever enjoyed had been mixed with so many
Demea answered to Philo and said he doesn’t feel misery and Philo congratulated him on it. As the reading goes on you learned that the greatest prosperities which he had ever enjoyed had been mixed with so many