Socrates and Plato
-Socrates argues that piety and what is pleasing to the gods are

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Socrates and Plato 
-Socrates argues that piety and what is pleasing to the gods are

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Socrates argues that piety is not the same as what is pleasing to the gods, as he proves through Euthyphro's example of prosecuting his father. Socrates argues that something may be pleasing to the gods but not necessarily pious, and something pious may not always be pleasing to the gods. Therefore, it is clear that piety and what is pleasing to the gods are different things.