The Divine command theory holds that an action is morally wrong because
A) it is forbidden by the Bible, and an action is morally okay because it has not been forbidden by the Bible.
B) it is forbidden by God, and an action is morally okay because it has not been forbidden by God.
C) God has discovered that it is morally wrong, and an action is morally okay because has discovered that it is not morally wrong.
D) God has discovered and passed on to us that it is morally wrong, and an action is morally okay because has discovered and passed on to us that it is not morally wrong.
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Q1: A claim is objective, in the sense
Q2: Which of the following claims is objective?
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Q3: Divine command theory is often thought to
Q5: Divine command theory's understanding of law has
Q6: _ argued, "We must have more to
Q7: Divine command theory offers the benefit of
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Q8: Divine command theory suffers from which of
Q9: Divine command theorists have responded to arguments
Q10: Which of the following claims is inconsistent
Q11: _ argued, "If [God's] will has any
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