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Reread your linked portion of page 42. "Thus, Socrates refutes the charge that he does not worship the gods of the state (i.e., is an atheist, according to Mele
by IncRnd 4y ago
Reread your linked portion of page 42. "Thus, Socrates refutes the charge that he does not worship the gods of the state (i.e., is an atheist, according to Meletus), by showing that it contradicts the charge that he worships “false” gods, which, of course, are gods of some sort."
- ben_w 4y agoAnd yet he was found guilty. Being actually right isn't always enough to avoid condemnation by your peers.