12. The problem with Euthyphro's proposal that rightness is doing what he is doing, prosecuting the wrongdoer who commits murder regardless of relationship to the wrongdoer, is that a. the gods...

12. The problem with Euthyphro's proposal that rightness is doing what he is doing, prosecuting the wrongdoer who commits murder regardless of relationship to the wrongdoer, is that

a. the gods frequently disagree about these things

b. it fails to provide clarity regarding which gods have the most say in moral matters, since some of the gods are inferior to other gods

c. it is only an particular instance of rightness rather than a general definition

d. Socrates refused to believe that it can ever by godly to prosecute a family member