Divine Command Theory Is

question 31

Multiple Choice

Divine command theory is:

• A) The view that right actions are right and wrong actions are wrong because God has commanded and forbidden them, respectively.
• B) The view that God has commanded certain actions and forbidden others because those actions are morally right and wrong, respectively.
• C) The view that although God's commandments provide additional reasons to act morally, everyone has independent reasons to do what morality requires.
• D) The view that although morality exists independent of God, God's commands provide us with knowledge of morality.

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