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expositions-125	none	If the Good were God: Platonic Meditations on Theism	2009	18	.pdf	application/pdf	7304	256	56	The most apparent conclusion to draw from Plato’s dialogues, however, is that he, like his teacher Socrates, believed in many gods and never singled out a particular one of them to be the sum and substance of all goodness. Keywords: Plato; Socrates; theism; ethics; will; murdoch; Korsgaard Augustine assumed that Plato was a monotheist or at least that Plato’s philosophy required monotheism as its working presupposition.	cache/expositions-125.pdf	txt/expositions-125.txt