One of Socrates' settled convictions is that
A) it is useless to search for the truth; that is for the gods alone to know.
B) someone who knows what justice is will be just.
C) when a person does evil, it is because their will is corrupt.
D) the most important thing is to take care of your family.

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Socrates believed in the moral integrity of knowledge, asserting that true understanding of virtues like justice inherently leads to virtuous behavior. This is encapsulated in his conviction that knowing what justice truly is compels one to act justly.

One of Socrates' Settled Convictions Is That