Plato’s Phaedo makes a lot of interesting arguments that are worth contemplating about. One of the primary arguments deals with Socrates’ views on Suicide. Socrates and his friends, Cebes and Simmias, discuss whether it is wrong to kill oneself. Socrates begins by saying that it is wrong to kill...

Zoroastrianism was a relgion that emerged in Persia founded by Zoroaster that resulted in a change in the people's view of god. Previously, the Persians had worshipped natural resources and animals were sacrificed by priests called Magi. Historians traditionally date the time of Zoroaster as 628-...