Multiple Choice
The Euthyphro dilemma begins with what question?
A) Is it more effective to promote your self-interest by focusing on your own well-being or on the well-being of others?
B) Are right acts right because God commands them or does God command them because they are right?
C) Would one be obligated to obey God's commands if God were not perfectly good?
D) What should you do when your religion tells you to do one thing but your conscience tells you to do something else?
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