Plato, more innocent in such matters, and without the craftiness of the plebeian, wished to prove to himself, at the expenditure of all his strength the greatest strength a philosopher had ever expended that reason and instinct lead spontaneously to one goal, to the good, to God and since Plato, all theologians and philosophers have followed the same path which means that in matters of morality, instinct (or as Christians call it, Faith, or as I call it, the herd has hitherto triumphed.