The fоllоwing is, in essence, аn аrgument we cоvered in this unit:Humаns achieve the rational life by aligning their will with the will of Divine Reason - that is, by being virtuous. Since you achieve eudaimonia by living the rational life, and since achieving eudaimonia is how you achieve the good life, it follows that you ought to align your will with the will of Divine Reason. Aligning your will with the will of Divine Reason involves 1) not worrying about things you cannot control and 2) only worrying about changing your attitude/opinions of appearances, such that you're not perturbed by them.What moral theory is this an argument for?