What does Socrates say to defend himself against the charges of Meletus?
A. He (Socrates) did not know the laws of the city.
B. Meletus is too interested in the well-being of the youth of Athens
C. Only the gods have the authority to question Socrates' teachings
D. If he (Socrates) is intentionally trying to deceive the young, he would only end up hurting himself
himself.
Answer: D
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A. determining what one ought to do. B. to reconcile science with the commands of God. C. to do what is right even in the face of temptation. D. how to develop a good character. E. to come to know oneself fully.
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a. a community of musicians. b. a monotheistic religion. c. a community of ascetics. d. a new religious movement.
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a. their beliefs are based on traditional stories about his life. b. as their God, he exists outside of history. c. their community does not believe in history. d. as their Guru, he exists outside of history.