The nature of reality

The immortality of the soul

The existence of God

The meaning of life

The soul is immaterial and therefore cannot be destroyed.

The soul is immortal because it is a part of God.

The soul is immortal because it is constantly changing.

The soul is immortal because it is the source of life.

The soul is not immaterial, but is made up of matter.

The soul is not immortal, but is destroyed when the body dies.

The soul is not a part of God, but is a separate entity.

The soul is not the source of life, but is a product of the body.

He argues that the soul is immaterial because it is capable of existing independently of the body.

He argues that the soul is immortal because it is a part of God.

He argues that the soul is immortal because it is constantly changing.

He argues that the soul is immortal because it is the source of life.

Socrates is convinced that the soul is immortal.

Socrates is not convinced that the soul is immortal.

Socrates is agnostic about the immortality of the soul.

Socrates believes that the immortality of the soul is irrelevant.