A Literary Club dedicated to debate on Plato’s philosophical dialogue was held in New Acropolis Bulgaria.
One of the discussed issues was Justice. Is it right to accuse a family member if we believe he has committed a crime? Where is the line between justice and betrayal of one’s own blood?
We accepted Plato’s idea that things are not right and just because wise men do or say them, but quite the opposite: they do them because they are just and good.
If you haven’t read the dialogue Euthyphro yet, do it.