Religion of Socrates

A. E. Taylor accusers action Anaxagoras Apol Apollo Apology argue argument Aristophanes atheism Athenians Athens belief Brickhouse and Smith Burkert Burnet Chaerephon chap Chapter 2.2 claim commitment concerning conviction cosmos Crito cult daemonic daimonion death defense deities Delphi divine early dialogues elenchos elenctic examination elenctic testing endorsed ergon Euripides Euthy Euthyphro evidence that Socrates evil example existence extrarational formal charges gods Gorgias Greek religion Guthrie Hence Hesiod impiety important intellectual interpretation jurors justice Laws McPherran Meletus Meletus's Mikalson mission moral knowledge motivations nature Nonetheless Note obligation to philosophize Oracle Phaedo Phdr philosophical activity phusiologoi pious Plato popular possess practice prosecution Protagoras rational reason recognize Reeve rejection religious sacrifice secular seems simply Smith 12 Socratic piety Sophists sort soul Stokes suggests teleological teleological argument theology things tion traditional Versenyi virtue virtuous Vlastos 14 Vlastos's Xenophon Zeus