The Divine Command Theory is a theory that proposed that an action’s status as morally good is equivalent to whether it is commanded by God. There are two objections to the Divine Command Theory. Even if all religions agree about how God regards some action, there is still the question of whether or not they correctly report what God commands. Although this point is offered as an objection to the Divine Command Theory, Sober does not think that it shows that the theory is false. He thinks that the theory doesn’t claim to describe how we can find if actions are right or wrong. The theory only describes what makes one action right or wrong. Sober does not doubt that God has the power to make us the kinds of creatures we are. The Divine Command
