In Plato's view, the uppermost tetrad is The Good, which is prbitted by Truth and Freedom, opposite Lies and Control.
Understably, for those who would wish to bury this information, Plato's metaphysics are strawmanned, and disingenuously summarized in nonsensicality, so that modern instructors in philosophy can quickly pass the concepts over to the rantings of retards like Hume, Kant, and the postmodern philosophers du jour promulgating secular nihilism in its stead, lest anyone discern the nature of Christianity at it's core.
Seriously, listen to modern philosophers stumble into incoherent babbling when it comes to their attempts to encapsulate Plato's Theory of Forms: it's laughable, even when in possession of a PhD or Doctorate in Philosophy.
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