The stoics

select one:
a. argued that one should withdraw from the world to avoid pain and anxiety.
b. believed that slavery was wrong because it corrupted the soul of the slave.
c. believed that what constitutes justice depends on the society.
d. claimed that the world was governed by a single divine plan.
e. advocated the pursuit of pleasure.

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