A Student in the Garden Asks Epicurus a Question

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A Student in the Garden Asks Epicurus a Question

This is an imaginary scene of something that could have taken place in the Garden in ancient Athens.

You can read about the Fates here.

These questions are still relevant for people today. Those who believe in the a Christian God, have a belief that everything is ordained by God.

And, as for making choices, this is a common issue, especially for young people who are newly going out into the world on their own. (And perhaps this would be a good topic to expand on as well in the Lifestyle section of the forum).

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