Seneca: The Most Death Accepting Philosopher (Stoicism)

Seneca was one of the most famous Stoic philosophers, but not many people know about his idea of death and his belief or disbelief in God.

I this video, I hope to answer this question and provide the reasoning as to why I believe that Seneca was either a believer or an atheist.

Leave me a comment below with your thoughts about this video. I try to respond to all of them.
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[jantheslovakmuslim]

What do you guys think? Was Seneca an atheist or did he believe in God? Also is there an objective morality without god?

[sksaqlainali]

Assalamualaikum @Jan !
As a Muslim, the Salafs warn against studying philosophy because people on weak/less iman/aqeedah easily get influenced by philosophy and tend to leave Islam... WHAT IS YOUR TAKE ON THIS ?

[Subfightr]

Non human animals have morality, the have acceptable social norms. Chimps are a prime example, they experience fairness, unfairness, they tend to an injured, sad, or hungry friend. They pass down tool usage like termite fishing. They are social animals, I don't think they/we could make it without having evolved this ability to empathize or have a theory of mind. We need eachother in order to survive successfully, or it's at least much easier to do so. Do non human animals get their morality from god? Or is it simply a product of society?

[Subfightr]

You say "Morality is not objective, but subjective" in what possible way could something like rape be considered a subjectively moral? Something as extreme as murder i can understand, but, at the moment, rape... Yeah no.

Thanks in advance

[gundisalvusamarante]

Bullshit Kant complete the thing about morality

[coweatsman]

Too many assumptions to say "morality comes from God". Too many moral atheists. No evidence that Seneca was Pius. He did not believe in a life after death. All his writings hint at this.