The tradition that informed Chinese religion began with a man named king fuzi, but called Confucius by Jesuit missionaries. Diogenes the Cynic Diogenes of Sinope was a fourth century, ascetic, Cynic philosopher who lived abstemiously, probably begging and stealing for his livelihood, and thought there was no such thing as an honest man. About's Philosophy Guide introduces the Eleatic School of philosophy to which Zeno, Parmenides and Melissus belonged. It rejected sense experience as a plausible way to the truth, arguing for more rigid mathematical standards of clarity and necessity. Empedocles Empedocles was a pluralist philosopher who saw change as the result of two forces, love and strife.
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