all the gods love it. But, there are some things that all gods agree upon such as masses, numbers, and sizes. But, do the gods really love these things? Are these things loved because they are pious or pious because they are loved? Socrates proclaims that piety does not have one form. It would have to be the same at all times, and actions that are loved by the gods do not necessarily make them pious. He also declares that where there is piety, there is also justice, but where there is justice there is not always piety. Euthyphro then tries to state that caring for the gods, such as sacrifice and prayer, is pious, but again Socrates does not agree. Socrates asks who is benefited from giving to the gods. It may be pleasing to the gods, but ho

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Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)