The Divine Command Theory states that
A) God's commands are always based on good reasons.
B) God did not create morality but always accurately reports it.
C) acts are morally required just because they are commanded by God.
D) All of the above

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The Divine Command Theory is the idea that morality is dependent upon God's commands, which means that God's commands are the source of morality. This implies that acts are morally required just because they are commanded by God, which aligns with option C. Options A and B are incorrect because the theory does not imply that God's commands are always based on good reasons or that he accurately reports morality rather than creating it.

The Divine Command Theory States That