The reading, “Euthyphro” by Plato, is a discussion between Socrates and Euthyphro, where they converse over the ideas of knowledge. In the beginning, Euthyphro has to take his own father to court.The reasoning for this is that one of his father’s slaves killed another slave, so he tied him up. While he was going to get the authorities, the captured slave died. A question that is imposed is, “What is piety or goodness?” This however is not the real dilemma at hand. There's an underlying concern in this reading, “How much do we truly know?” Plato constructed this piece with a clear belief that we, as human beings, don’t know anything. His stance is that every little detail should be critiqued for best results in learning. If we don’t ask