Which of the following best describes a difference between Aristotle's virtue ethics and the ethical philosophy of Stoicism?
Group of answer choices
A. Aristotle said that external and bodily goods (e.g., good health and shelter) were necessary for the good life, but the Stoics denied this and said the conditions for a good life are within us and principally concern the possession of virtue.
B. Aristotle thought that bravery was a virtue, but the Stoics denied this.
C. The Stoics denied that humans were social animals, but Aristotle affirmed this.
D. Aristotle believed practical wisdom was necessary for the good life, but the Stoics said you just trust the gods and forget about using your own mind.