Socrates' View Of Love

Different view of love We have heard the definition of love that has been handed down for decades. Some of us already felt love, and some of us fell in love. However, as if you understand something about love, there seems to be no one who doubts anything about love. People tend to choose it, I think that what they feel is truly complete and fulfilling love. At Plato's The Symposium, readers face a number of very different love points that Agathon, Phaedrus, Socrates bring to us.

In the opinion of Socrates, love means to be satisfied with the moral correctness of the Gospel according to Matthew It can be understood that love refers to devotion to God and responsibility to neighbors (Mathew, 2004). Considering Socrates' s way of thinking, these may be explained as correct behavior, but it may be argued that responsibility to a neighbor may be morally correct, but the devotion to God is It is doubtful. But considering Christianity as a doctrine, we expect that Socrates will believe that devotion to God is the responsibility to swear.

Given the word of love, it can be said that Socrates points to nature's acceptance and joy that through love, God feels certain morally correct behavior. Here you can observe the difference between the idea of ​​Socrates' love and the meaning of love shown in the Gospel according to Matthew. In the opinion of Socrates, love means to be satisfied with the moral correctness of the Gospel according to Matthew It can be understood that love refers to devotion to God and responsibility to neighbors (Mathew, 2004). Considering Socrates' s way of thinking, these may be explained as correct behavior, but it may be argued that responsibility to a neighbor may be morally correct, but the devotion to God is It is doubtful. But considering Christianity as a doctrine, we expect that Socrates will believe that devotion to God is the responsibility to swear.