Answer / Ravi Kiumar

This question delves into the nature of divine authority and morality. It could be argued that God commands what is right because it is inherently good (theological voluntarism), or that what is good is determined by God's commands (theological obligatorism). These are philosophical debates rooted in various religious traditions.

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