What Is the Divine Command Theory of Morality

question 17

Multiple Choice

What is the divine command theory of morality?

• A) The view that God commands us to act morally.
• B) The view that we can understand God's commands through moral reasoning.
• C) The view that we only need to obey God's commands when they are morally correct.
• D) The view that morality is identical to God's commands.

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Definitions:

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Corporation

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