10. What is the difference in saying that something is pious because the gods love it and saying that the gods love something because it is pious?a. There is ultimately no differenceb. The difference in saying that something is pious because the gods love it and saying that the gods love something because it is pious is that the first asserts that there is such a quality as the pious and it is because of this quality that the pious is loved. The second asserts that whatever the gods love is pious (i.e., that piety has no intrinsic quality). Under this definition, if the gods love suicide bombers, this would be pious.c. The difference in saying that something is pious because the gods love it and saying that the gods love something because it is pious is that the first asserts that whatever the gods love is pious (i.e., that piety has no intrinsic quality). Under this definition, if the gods love suicide bombers, this would be pious.The second asserts that there is such a quality as the pious and it is because of this quality that the pious is loved.d. None of the above

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