If God has reasons for his commands, then A. actions are not right because God commands them. B. God is imperfect. C. God's commands are arbitrary. D. all of the above

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Beckham Choi

3 February, 21:45

If God has reasons for his commands, then A. actions are not right because God commands them. B. God is imperfect. C. God's commands are arbitrary. D. all of the above

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Landen Walls · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is C). God's commands are arbitrary

Explanation: Divine Command Theory is the theory that what makes something morally right is that God commands it, and what makes something morally wrong is that God forbids it.

God of course has a reason for his commands but It is still now subjected to the individual being to follow these commands through his or her free will.