The Abrahamic religions include all of the following except:

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Judaism

• Catholicism

The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods.

• spirituality

• beliefs

• religion

• tradition

A metaethical theory that sees moral obligations as equivalent to the commands of God.

• Religious command theory
• Divine obligation theory
• God's suggestion theory
• Divine command theory

These religions hold that there exists a plurality of Gods:

• Pantheistic religions
• Polytheistic religions
• Monotheistic religions
• Atheistic religions

A person who does not believe in the existence of God or Gods is:

• Agnostic
• Deist
• Atheist
• Theist

Someone who believes in only one Supreme Being or deity is:

• polytheist
• pantheist
• atheist
• monotheist

Divine Command Theory emphasizes obligation and submission to:

• The government's commands
• Society's rules
• Personal desires
• God's commands or divine authority

People who believe that God exists:

• Theists
• Atheists
• Agnostics
• Non-believers

This questions whether something is wrong because God commands it or God commands it because it is wrong:

• Euthyphro dilemma

• Divine command theory

• Ethical dilemma

• Natural law theory

He proposed the Modified DCT which sees God as a loving God.

• Aristotle

• Robert Adams

• William Lane Craig

• Thomas Aquinas