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Stoic, Christian and Humanist by Gilbert Murray is a thoughtful exploration of the moral and spiritual ideals that have shaped Western civilization. Murray examines the ethical teachings of Stoicism, early Christianity, and Humanism, comparing their approaches to virtue, duty, and the meaning of life. The book reflects on how these traditions address the challenges of human existence, offering guidance for moral conduct and personal integrity. Written during a time of global upheaval, Murray’s reflections are both scholarly and deeply humane, urging readers to seek enduring values in turbulent times. This work appeals to students, philosophers, and general readers interested in ethics, comparative philosophy, and the foundations of Western moral thought.