The authority of religious ethics, in particular such as those of Judeo-Christian ethics, stems from a God that is:
A)present in nature.
B)never questioned.
C)willful and rational.
D)a reflection of each individual.

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Judeo-Christian ethics are based on the belief in a God who is willful, meaning having intentions and purposes, and rational, meaning capable of logical thought. This contrasts with views of God as merely a force in nature or as an unquestionable entity. The ethics derived from such a belief system emphasize moral principles that reflect this understanding of God's nature.

The Authority of Religious Ethics, in Particular Such as Those