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Philosophical Weaknesses
The two theories, the revelation and the reason theory are quite diverse in beliefs as well as application in the real life. The revelation theory in this case is more of a divine instruction that guides the behavior of man. According to this theory, things that men do or can do are morally good or bad, or morally compulsory, permissible, or forbidden, solely because of God's will or commands. It holds that God is good and all His commands are good for man. It asserts that God is the creator of all things, and by default the creator of our moral obligations. He is claimed to be supreme and holds the power to tell us how we are to live our lives.
The theory holds that morality is essentially doing God's will. That a morally right action is doing what God requires or commands. The precise divine commands are dependent on the particular religion and the specific analysis of the particular divine command philosopher, though all the morality issues are eventually pegged on...
It is closely tied to the ethical relativism approach. This is the theory that contends that there are no standard to morality and that the right or wrong of an act can be considered moral or not depending on the cultural placement within which it is applied or it operates. It is pegged entirely on the moral norms of the community, society or group within which it is being applied. To this theory, there are no universal standards to morality at all, this means therefore that there are no frameworks in existence that can be applied to resolving moral disputes nor the universal grounds for getting to appoint of concusses on the ethical issues among people from different communities (Manuel Valesquez et.al 2010).
There are questions however that arise in the use…
Reference
Manuel Valesquez et.al (2010). Ethical Relativism. Retrieved February 16, 2012 from http://www.scu.edu/ethics/practicing/decision/ethicalrelativism.html
As for supernatural acts, the primary sources of these are God and Satan. Satan or the Devil constantly urges the individual to adopt sinful ways, to behave contrary to God's directives. To combat Satan's influence, God is always available as a guide and supporter for people in moments of indecision, of spiritual weakness, and of temptation. God's guidance and strength may be sought directly through prayer and through reading
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