[Jinique Segnor]
[Mr. LaMendola]
[phil]
[9/20/2017] Socrates definitely approached the matter in a moral way and in my opinion, was the truthful and correct course of action. Moral virtue is more upstanding and saved him from that of one's ignorance. He convinced the jury to understand his view and thoughts. Socrates being certain he did nothing intentionally or of wrong should make you realize he wouldn’t wrong himself as to appealing to the court and asking not of the consequence he wanted to pay but of what he only deserved. It certain that Socrates had respect for the law. His argument is that death in his eyes shall not be feared. "The hour of departure has arrived, and we go our way, I to die and you to live" (Apology). Why would
[Mr. LaMendola]
[phil]
[9/20/2017] Socrates definitely approached the matter in a moral way and in my opinion, was the truthful and correct course of action. Moral virtue is more upstanding and saved him from that of one's ignorance. He convinced the jury to understand his view and thoughts. Socrates being certain he did nothing intentionally or of wrong should make you realize he wouldn’t wrong himself as to appealing to the court and asking not of the consequence he wanted to pay but of what he only deserved. It certain that Socrates had respect for the law. His argument is that death in his eyes shall not be feared. "The hour of departure has arrived, and we go our way, I to die and you to live" (Apology). Why would