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    Socrates believed that what is good or bad is based on what benefits or harms us, not just what the gods say. He viewed the self as having two parts - the physical body which is mortal and changing, and the immortal soul which remains unchanging whether in the physical realm or after death when it leaves the body. Plato's teacher, Socrates held this view of the self as consisting of distinct physical and spiritual elements.

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    Socrates believed that what is good or bad is based on what benefits or harms us, not just what the gods say. He viewed the self as having two parts - the physical body which is mortal and changing, and the immortal soul which remains unchanging whether in the physical realm or after death when it leaves the body. Plato's teacher, Socrates held this view of the self as consisting of distinct physical and spiritual elements.

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    Socrates believed that what is good or bad is based on what benefits or harms us, not just what the gods say. He viewed the self as having two parts - the physical body which is mortal and changing, and the immortal soul which remains unchanging whether in the physical realm or after death when it leaves the body. Plato's teacher, Socrates held this view of the self as consisting of distinct physical and spiritual elements.

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    Philosopher Believe View of self

    Socrates Good and Bad is not based on Self has 2 parts the Physical and
    what the god say, but base on the soul.
    what is good for us or bad for
    us. Physical- tangible aspect of us.
    This is the part that is mortal
    and can be/is constantly
    changing.

    Soul- which he believed to be


    immortal. The soul is the part
    that is unvarying across all
    realms (it is unchanging while it
    is attached to your body and
    thus in the physical realm, but is
    also unmodified once you die
    and your soul leaves the body
    to travel to the ideal realm).
    Plato

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