Command Challenge
Question on the divine command theory and the importance of the "question of Socrates?
What was "Socrates and question why important? What are the consequences of the two branches of the question? What challenges do present to the divine command theory? Well Naturally, these duties are the ethical issues, and I would answer myself .. Honestly, I would! But I have not the book we to read, and I'll be tested on them! Any help is greatly appreciated! 
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Such is the dilemma of Euthyphro … It shows how the DC theory suffers because basically we want to be the morality based on reason not command arbitrary. Socrates asks: 1. Is this what is "good" willed by God? 2. or is what is willed by God "" good? So, if # 1 is correct, then mean there is a reason why God wants independent something. The reason is independent making it "the good If # 2 is correct, then all that God is what we must accept as "good". In other words what God wants not = "good" but – if God wanted to torture the innocent, then no 2 does not seem right, does it? Thus, it seems # 1 is the most plausible option. And therefore, there must be a reason why God wants us to good. This result is independent of his desires … God or morality will therefore not be built on a basis of divine command … It seems that the "reason" is the foundation.
