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Title: A Man Of Honor? (Socrates)
Words: 1773
A Man of Honor?
Socrates was an incredible man of mystery. He was one of the first philosophers who had strange but knowledgeable beliefs. He was ridiculed for his thoughts and was taken to court by Meletus on account for not believing in the Gods, which the city believed in, and for corrupting the youth. During his court session Socrates continuously referred to the old charges that were sought against him because they related well to the later charges. These new charges were simply a more focused version of the old charges. The old charges blamed Socrates for believing in "things in the sky and things below the earth," about "not believing in the gods" and "making the worse the stronger argument." These charges on the other hand should simply not have been brought agai ...
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