1. plato
... out. Man is born neither good nor evil; he is a free being with the will to do both. However, that which is virtuous in his life is made virtuous by luck alone. The majority of the earth would have no problem agreeing that a man is born with free will to do evil, or good. However, it is by the means of ... to be good and virtuous. So by what means do humans become good and virtuous? It is a complicated question, but Socrates seeks to answer it with this: it comes by luck. "Virtue is shown as coming to us, whenever it comes, by divine dispensation (68)." Since we know now that virtue can...
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