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Down: 1) Because it is not a definition, it is only an example of piety. Across: 2) The Greeks were driven by the belief of group punishment. If one sins, the entire society would be punished. There was a lot of fear about what the gods would do. 3) He is being pious, and following the example of the Gods. It is just to persecute any wrongdoer, even if it is a family member.4) He is being charged of impiety by Meletus .5) helps euthyphro realize his own ignorance of knowing what piety is.6) Socrates agrees with the second definition because it is expressed in a general form, but criticizes that the God’s disagree to what is pleasing. Any action is considered both pious and impious at the same time. In the third definition, he asks if the pious is loved by the Gods because it is pious, or is it pious because it is loved the Gods? For the last definition, Socrates and Euthyphro agree that piety is a part of justice, and so we should need to understand what justice is to best understand piety7) they fight, quarrel and rarely agree. 8) In the second definition, he states that piety is what is pleasing to the God’s. His third definition states that what all the Gods love is pious, and what they all hate is impious. His last definition states that piety is a part of justice, and so we should need to understand what justice is to best understand piety.9) Socrates wants a universal definition of piety where all actions can be measured so he can determine which actions are pious or impious. 10) Because he is prosecuting his own family member. In greek society, only family/relatives of the victim can prosecute.11) Actions are considered pious if all of the God’s agree to love it. An act is morally right if and only if the God’s command it. 12) number exists no matter what and it will never change. Number is outside of god because for example number 7 will always be number 7.13) A general characterization of what’s essential—in order to serve disputed cases.14)  Euthyphro is a microcosm and epitome of ignorance that would be explained in Apology.15) If you do something the gods command, you will be rewarded. If you do not, you will be punished.16) Because he is prosecuting his father.17) An action’s morality has to do with promoting beneficial effects in decreasing harms.18) A list is an example of what piety is; however, a definition explains what piety is exactly.19) An action’s morality is based on God’s will. 20) God can command you if you have a good reason to do it. Such as teach people of your community about philosophical ideas in order to educate the next generation. 21) He states that by prosecuting his father he is doing what is pious; if he does not prosecute his father he is being impious.22) No, he believes it is independent of God’s will.
 

 

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