Divine Command Theory Differs from Natural Law Theory in That

question 2

Multiple Choice

Divine command theory differs from natural law theory in that divine command

• A) theory holds that there are objective moral truths,whereas natural law theory does not.
• B) theory is the view that moral rules are created by God,whereas natural law theory is the view that moral rules are based on some purpose of the universe.
• C) theorists all believe in God,whereas natural law theorists are all atheists.
• D) theory requires the use of reason to determine what is morally permissible,whereas natural law theory relies on conscience alone.

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