Does Euripides favor the worship of Dionysus or oppose it?

Did Cadmus deserve his punishment?

When Agave realizes that she has killed Pentheus, why does she ask "Where?"

What is the answer to the question posed in the third chorus?

"What is the finest gift that gods can give to mortals?"

Does Dionysus intend to punish all the people of Thebes? If so, why?

What motive had Dionysus' aunts for denying his divinity?

Abraham Willingness to Sacrifice Isaac

Yes, I think that Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac was a requirement for establishing the covenant with God because it reflected a trust/confidence in God that Adam and Eve lacked when they disobeyed and ate of the fruit of Tree of Knowledge. It was a gesture of submission, and of supreme generosity, on the part of Abraham. This act reflects a willingness in Abraham to hold his part of a Covenantal relationship with God for the benefit of His chosen people.

Is a person virtuous because he possesses a kind of expert knowledge? Compare pp. 28 & 46.

Kant thought that the highest morality springs from a sense of duty alone. Aristotle says (p. 23) that “the man who does not enjoy performing noble ac

Is politics the “most sovereign & most comprehensive master science (p. 14?)? If not, what is?

Is Aristotle’s definition of “the good” circular (p. 13)?

Socrates seems to claim (p. 47) that no one who understands the risk of doing harm would do so intentionally. Is that so? If so, is all harm unintenti

Socrates asks Callias, “Who has knowledge of that virtue which belongs to a man and a citizen (p. 40)?” What’s the answer?

What does Socrates mean by saying he’s not a teacher (e.g., p. 56)? Is he being evasive?