The fantastic greek classic philosophy in VIII-V B.C. centuries. The Greece and the monastery, the resurface of the law

Abstract

There is no certain or correct precision in the history of manking about the beginnings of the history of thought, in order to know the origin of all things. The attempts were born through philosophy, a Greek word that means love to knowledge. The initial thread of mediation that has been asked for centuries is part of a group of thinkers from the VI and V. BC, such as the Greek Socrates, the Indian Buddha and the Chinese Lao-tzu. Meanwhile, Tales, Anaximander and Anaximenes, known as “Trio of the Ionia” and classified by the authority of Aristotle as “the pre-Socratics” for having come before Socrates, in the end of the seventh century BC and the middle of the sixth century BC, arose in the Hellenic civilization as the first philosophers of this fantastic philosophy. Just a few interpretations formulated by other philosophers that studied the teachings of the Academy created by them, the School of Miletus remained. Later, towards the end of the sixth century BC, the philosophical thought was transferred from the Ionia to “Magna Graecia”, composed of Pythagoreans. So an explosive range of wisdom occurred: the sophists and the relativization of truth, culminating in Socrates - the man of inquiry -, Plato, Pythagoras, and Aristotle. Parmenides, Zeno of Elea, Heraclito, Anaxagoras, Democritus, Protagoras and Gorgias participated in the cast. Followers of a religious wish to follow the moral code of their faith, or ethics, as much as possible, besides including instructions on observance of principles; Religion teaches respect for others and helps those who need them. Given the religious turbulence of this ancient time, a group of men decide to leave the cities and take refuge in Greek mountains designed by the volcanic eruptions, which become the most beautiful monasteries of the History of Civilization, most of them located in the highest mountains in the Greek lands. There is no rebuttal that Greece gives us the pride of being part of mankind, the importance of the science of knowledge brought to modern man as the invitation to visit it ... before dying!