Socrates
Socrates has been called the greatest philosopher of all time. He was born in 470 B.C. and is one of the most intriguing philosophers of all time. Intriguing, but also confusing and misunderstood. Many later philosophers would claim that Socrates was their inspiration. To many religions, he was a man of God. Socrates always said he was devoted to his country, but was killed in 399 B.C. as a traitor. Socrates' life reflected everything that he taught. He was what is known as an integrated person. An integrated person knows what they want and why. They have a good idea of who they are and what is important to them. But does anybody really know who they are? And how can one ever be sure if they found out? How would you know? These are questions too complex for our minds. This was a lot of the problem Socrates struggled with. Who he was and how should he live. From that we have his motto "know thyself", something the whole world is striving to do and has been for centuries. Another of Socrates' teachings was that basically beauty was on the inside, not always on the outside and that people should be judged for who they are and what good qualities they posess. Socrates himself has been called the ugl
Socrates never acted as if he believed he was wise. While some people believed him to be humble, many believed it was all an act. he took his poison, drank it and while others were hysterical he was calm and relaxed to the moment of his death.
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God Socrates,
Athens Sparta,
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wiser socrates,
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integrated person,
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