Socrates Thinks That We Should Not Fear Death Because

question 13

Multiple Choice

Socrates thinks that we should not fear death because

• A) That would make us worry too much.
• B) The gods don't want us to.
• C) We know death is good.
• D) We don't know whether death is good or bad.

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