Question

Which of the following belongs to Socrates' theory of virtue?
A. Knowledge is Virtue
B. Virtue is One
C. Knowledge is Power
D. Virtue is a Unity
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

• A. A, B and C only
• B. A, B, D only
• C. A, B, C and D
• D. B, C and D only

Hint:

For Socrates, virtue is a form of knowledge, and all virtues are connected as one unified excellence of character.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is B

Step 1: Understanding Socrates' theory of virtue.
Socrates' philosophy on virtue is based on the belief that virtue is knowledge and that true knowledge leads to virtuous action: - A. Knowledge is Virtue: Socrates famously asserted that virtue is a form of knowledge and that people do wrong only because they are ignorant of what is truly good. - B. Virtue is One: Socrates believed that all virtues are essentially one, a unified form of excellence in character. - C. Knowledge is Power: This concept is more associated with Francis Bacon, not Socrates. - D. Virtue is a Unity: This is consistent with Socrates' belief that all virtues are interconnected and part of a unified whole.
Step 2: Conclusion. The correct answer is 2. A, B and D only.
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