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question of religious excellence ‐ of ultimate human importance secular readers ‐ seeing the point of a concern how to live a righteous life Euthyphro ‐ ideas about what reverence is Socrates taking the lead ‐ asking Euthyphro to define reverence in relation to righteousness Euler diagram, representing the answer and two non‐overlapping circles everything reverent is righteous and everything righteous is reverent service to Gods ‐ Socrates, part that is service in relation to the gods Jesus' and Last Judgment ‐ explicit, necessary and sufficient conditions for heavenly reward Jesus and reverence ‐ identifying the divine self with human neighbors conventional righteousness ‐ reverence in our eyes and true righteousness in divine or expert eyes
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