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1. socrates
   ... to that of Zeus. As the Clouds were not traditional gods, Socratesamp39 guilt on this charge is rather evident. Even as Socrates is ...
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2. Using
   ... to be that part of justice which attends to the gods.ampquot Socrates asks what he means by ampquotattention.ampquot He adds that attention usually benefits that which gets the ...
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3. Socratesamp39 Euthyphro
   ... such as sacrifice and prayer, is pious, but again Socrates does not agree. Socrates asks who is benefited from giving to the gods. ...
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4. The Story of Socrates and Crito
   ... Euthyphro suggests that what is holy is what is agreeable to the gods, in response to which Socrates points out that the gods often quarrel, so what is ...
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5. Socrates Vs Gilgamesh
   ... if the soul can only attain wisdom from death and if that wisdom leads to purification, which assures you a place with the gods, then Socrates would disagree ...
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6. Socrates philosophy
   ... The main charges brought against Socrates were corrupting the young and not believing in the Gods in whom the city believes in. ...
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7. Socrates, the First Monotheist
   ... whether or not tehse storis of the gods are true and Euthyphro immediately replies that they are indeed and offers to tell Socrates more about the gods. ...
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8. Democracy through Platoamp39s Apology of Socrates
   ... The Apology went on to focus on the trial of Socrates, who was put on trial for corupting the youth and teaching them to believe in gods other then the states ...
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9. Socrates Trial
   ... saying that the gods corrupt your children because if he teaches what he knows and believes and the gods themselves believe and respect what Socrates say then ...
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10. A New View on Socrates
    ... perfect. His ideas were meant to create firmer beliefs in the gods, where the Socrates shown by Aristophanes seeks to disprove them. ...
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11. socrates
    ... The punishment seems extreme but in Socrates opinion it is what the gods planned for him and what they wanted. Socrates does not ...
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12. Antigone Versus Socrates in the Crito
    ... strive for. Both Antigoneamp39s and Socratesamp39 argument discuss and uphold moral goodness in the eyes of the gods. However, while Socrates ...
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13. socrates
    ... his life. The question now becomes why and in what manner did Socrates refute the gods and is he quilty Socrates, himself, speaks ...
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14. The Trial of Socrates 2
    ... This is a contradiction, for to believe in one god alone, or even that divinity exists means that Socrates must believe in the gods to which divinity is ...
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15. Socrates Perception on Death
    Socrates believed that the gods would not let a good man be harmed in life or death, and when it is his time for death the gods will call upon him. ...
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16. Virtue
    ... men are not. After Socrates search, he explains that virtue is to those who possess it as a gift from the gods. Socrates and Meno ...
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17. Platos Apology
    ... he can tell you if I really do possess any, and what it is like.ampquot22,e This shows that he follows his own ideas and is close to the gods. Socrates knows that ...
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18. Socrates
    ... This is a play written by a comic poet, mocking Socrates in unfair manners by calling him a sophist and challenging the gods. So ...
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19. Socrates
    ... The Gods during Socrates time seemed to be further away from humanity, they did not disguise themselves as humans to help or punish them anymore 1. He only ...
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20. Euthyphro
    ... godbeloved. Socrates questions whether the pious is loved because the gods love it, or do the gods love it because it is loved. ...
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21. Euthyphro
    ... Socrates brought up the point that some gods love things that others hate, and that would make them holy and unholy at the same time. ...
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22. Socrates: The Apology
    ... The Defense Socrates begins his defense by making Meletus clarify his charges. Meletus says that Socrates is an atheist, he believes in no gods at all. ...
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23. antigone vs. socrates
    ... Antigone believes in divine law and does what she thinks that the Gods would want her to do. Socrates, on the other hand, believes that he owes it to the State ...
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24. Socrates: The Apology
    ... Surely no one in the city has ever witnessed Socrates claiming to believe in other gods or attempting to introduce new divinities. ...
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25. Euthyphro 2
    ... Euthyphroamp39s definition is also overturned because Socrates asked him, ampquotWhat is that supreme result which the Gods produce when they employ our servicesampquot and ...
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26. Socrates and the Theory of FOrms
    ... worlds. Socrates believed that human wisdom is worthless while the real wisdom lies within the wisdom of the gods. Human wisdom ...
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27. socrates
    ... The city says: ampquotSocrates is guilty of corrupting the young and of not believing in the gods in whom the city believes, but in other new spiritual things ...
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28. socrates
    ... Socrates felt as though that by doing this he was assisting the gods. Likewise, Socrates thought that at he same time he would learn something. ...
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29. Phaedo
    ... He prefaces his whole argument by noting that he and all philosophers and all humans are possessions of the gods. Socrates says to Simmias and Cebes, ampquot...would ...
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30. GREEK GODS
    ... Zeusampquot STREPSIADES: ampquotZeus who lives on Olympus, of course.ampquot SOCRATES: ampquotNow really ... me that.ampquot In General the Greeks respected and feared their gods because they ...
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