I believe the Divine Command theory. The God(s) (wouldn't want to offend anybody) are the ultimate deciders of what is good and what is not. This is simply because they are God(s), and therefore they are all-knowing and all-powerful. Something they say could be morally objected to. But let's say you are against something a God or God has said is right. What are you going to do? They are God(s) and you are a mortal. We can only trust that the God(s) are just. It is, quite literally, because they said so- and there is nothing we can do to change that. Now you could argue that there are no divine beings and that's a different argument. Assuming they are, they are the source of all morality. That's my two cents. Thoughts? |
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