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Greek philosopher who was condemned to death for heretical teaching?
I believe you mean Socrates teacher of Plato. Socrates' way of teaching was to keep asking questions on and on and so you continuously tear of layers of belief until you can't anymore and that is the truth. But the Greek senate wasn't so happy with being asked annoying questions and being outsmarted kinda like modern day politicians so they gave him a choice. He could publicly say he was sorry and stop being annoying or he could choose to take a cup of poison and hence death. He choose the cup of poison because lying was the biggest evil in his philosophy. So he'd rather die than say he was sorry.
Who is the greek philosopher and teacher who taught by asking questions?
Socrates is the Greek philosopher known for his method of teaching through questioning, a practice known as the Socratic method. He believed in engaging in thought-provoking dialogue to stimulate critical thinking and search for deeper truths.
Which was not a Greek philosopher?
Julius Caesar was not a Greek philosopher. He was a Roman general, statesman, and dictator.
Who was considered the first Greek philosopher?
Thales of Miletus is considered the first Greek philosopher.
Who was hypatias husband?
Hypatia, the ancient Greek philosopher and mathematician, was never married. She devoted her life to academia and teaching, and was known for her contributions to mathematics and philosophy.
What best describes Lucretius?
A follower of the teaching of Greek philosopher Epicurus.
The Greek philosopher who was put to death for teaching youths to question Athenian values was?
Socrates.
Greek philosopher who was condemned to death for heretical teaching?
I believe you mean Socrates teacher of Plato. Socrates' way of teaching was to keep asking questions on and on and so you continuously tear of layers of belief until you can't anymore and that is the truth. But the Greek senate wasn't so happy with being asked annoying questions and being outsmarted kinda like modern day politicians so they gave him a choice. He could publicly say he was sorry and stop being annoying or he could choose to take a cup of poison and hence death. He choose the cup of poison because lying was the biggest evil in his philosophy. So he'd rather die than say he was sorry.
When was Lucretius born?
the leading writer of latin prose (A+) a follower of the teaching of the greek philosopher Epicurus
Is Aristotle a greek philosopher?
Yes, Aristotle is a Greek philosopher.
The first Greek philosopher?
The first Greek philosopher was "Thales".
What is the definision of the word Socrates?
Socrates was a person. He was a famous ancient greek philosopher who searched for knowledge. He was executed for "corrupting the youth", when he was just teaching them.
Who is the greek philosopher and teacher who taught by asking questions?
Socrates is the Greek philosopher known for his method of teaching through questioning, a practice known as the Socratic method. He believed in engaging in thought-provoking dialogue to stimulate critical thinking and search for deeper truths.
Which was not a Greek philosopher?
Julius Caesar was not a Greek philosopher. He was a Roman general, statesman, and dictator.
Who was considered the first Greek philosopher?
Thales of Miletus is considered the first Greek philosopher.
Who was the dog philosopher?
Diogenes Laertius(greek philosopher).
Was Democritus Greek?
Yes, he was a greek philosopher.
