The philosopher Socrates was guided in his investigations by nothing other than his own reason. But did Socrates address adequately the possibility of guidance from a different and higher source -- the possibility of divine revelation? In this book, Lewis Fallis examines Socrates' study of divine revelation. Giving interpretations of two of Plato's dialogues, the Euthyphro and the Ion -- which depict Socrates conversing with believers in revelation -- Fallis argues that in each dialogue Socrates explores the connection between knowledge of justice or nobility, on the one hand, and divine...