Aristotle, Oedipus, and Greek Religion

Aristotle, Oedipus, and Greek Religion uncovers a seldom explored side of Aristotle—his deep engagement with religious thought. Challenging the contemporary view of Aristotle as a rationalist or covert atheist, Louis F. Groarke presents a philosopher whose ideas are intertwined with spiritual and moral aspects.

By examining Aristotelian philosophy as a unified whole—not through isolated quotations—Groarke reveals a thinker who values religious practice, sees traces of the divine in metaphysi...