Consider the questions Socrates puts to Euthyphro. Assume for argument’s sake the gods exist. Does Euthyphro’s argument that the gods create good true? Or is good something that exists, that the gods recognize, and say one should do? In the course of your response, it is important to recognize that Euthyphro’s argument is founded on beliefs in socio-cultural and moral relativism. Consider how your answer relates to whether or not people, culture, or societies create good, or is good something that exists outside of personal, cultural, or social conventions? Give reasons and examples from the reading to support your answer.
The Last Days of Socrates (Penguin Classics) – The only source
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