In one of the most frequently asked episodes yet, William dives deep into the age-old question: Do the Stoics believe in God? Whether you're religious, spiritual, agnostic, or atheist, this episode of The Everyday Stoic brings clarity to Stoicism’s stance on the divine, the cosmos, and the human soul.

William explores how early Stoics like Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius spoke of God, fate, and Zeus not as separate religious deities, but as personifications of universal reason. More importantly, he explains how Stoicism isn’t a religion, but a philosophy of living according to nature and virtue.

Learn how the Stoic path invites everyone—regardless of faith—to recognize the divine spark within, live with purpose, and become a better person. If you've ever wondered, Can I be Stoic and religious? Can I be an atheist and still follow Stoicism?—this episode is for you.