... is impious or not holy? Euthypro concludes that "E: I would certainly say that the pious is what all the gods love, and the opposite, what all the gods hate is impious" (Euthyphro). He is saying that for something to be holy the gods must approve it, and for it not to be the gods must disagree with it. Euthypro, follows his explanation ... is impious. Socrates was not satisfied by the vague and unfulfilling answers that Euthypro and often would ask him questions such as " What then do we say about the pious, Euthyphro? Surely that is being loved by all the gods, according to what u say?...

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... family.? Euthypro only pleased his god; by bring justice towards his father. He maimed his family and betrayed them. Being thoughtful towards his own family name; Euthyphro only considered him and his money. He only wanted vengeance over the mans death. Looking for revenge never brings any thing good back only bad memories and shame ... . When Euthyphro found out about his workers death he was mad. Nobody can blame him for it but he acted so abruptly and we out thought he jumped to ... hired hand, he still had a just reason for doing so. The two main ways to have a pious soul is by havin...

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