"Euthyphro" is a dialogue by Plato in which he discusses the concepts of morality, faith, gods and justice. The main characters, Socrates and Euthyphrotus, debate what is holy and whether it is possible to define what is righteous. This wise book helps the reader to think about his own moral beliefs and feel more confident in decisions related to the ethics of behavior. Through academic dialogue and philosophical debate, "Euthyphro" leaves open questions that can make the reader think about the nature of morality and the upbringing of their own ethical standards.