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Why doesn't the claim that pious actions are actions that are loved by all the gods satisfy Socrates?
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Why doesn't the claim that pious actions are actions that are loved by all the gods satisfy Socrates?

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Answer:HE BELIEVES THAT IT IS SELF CONTRADICTORY

Explanation: To Socrates to say something is Pious means the gods like it is absurd,he believes what is loved or called Pious by one God can be seen or called impure or unholy by another God meaning the word Pious is relative according to one's perception and understanding of the word. According to Socrates such a statement is self contradictory and can not stand in that circumstance.

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