Ancient Philosopher Theodorus: The Atheist of Antiquity
The article discusses Theodorus of Cyrene, an ancient Greek philosopher who distinguished himself through his radical rejection not only of the gods, but also of moral foundations themselves. In contrast to other provocative thinkers of his time, Theodorus fundamentally questioned the existence of ethical obligations. Ancient writers therefore referred to him as 'the atheist' and remembered him as one of the most controversial figures of his era.