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question

When Euthyphro attempts to define the holy as prosecuting wrongdoers, Socrates objects that:

category

philosophy

options

  1. it is impossible for humans to judge what is holy.
  2. there are many other things that are also holy.
  3. the concept of 'wrongdoing' is too subjective to define holiness.
  4. only gods can decide who the wrongdoers are.
  5. Euthyphro is not a reliable authority on what is holy.
  6. all of the above.
  7. prosecuting wrongdoers is not always holy.
  8. all actions have the potential to be holy.
  9. prosecuting wrongdoers is not a religious matter.

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ori_mmlu-philosophy

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11024
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5401c5dc-b622-5a49-af0f-3d6de8ffbabb
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default--test--11024
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