Divine Command Ethics
William argues that even in extreme cases, such as God commanding a soldier to kill, the action can be seen as morally justified within the framework of divine command theory. He emphasizes that children, in dying prematurely, are not wronged but rather granted eternal life. The discussion raises challenging questions about discerning true divine commands, especially in light of tragic real-world events like infanticide, highlighting the complexities of morality and belief.In this clip
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