I don't get it. What reason do I have for doing what God commands? Adams correctly rejects the view that we should obey an evil deity--one that commands cruelty for instance. He adds that the commands are 'of a loving God', and I agree, I ought to obey the commands of a loving God, but that is only because I think a loving God is also,necessarily, GOOD.
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I don't get it. What reason do I have for doing what God commands? Adams correctly rejects the view that we should obey an evil deity--one that commands cruelty for instance. He adds that the commands are 'of a loving God', and I agree, I ought to obey the commands of a loving God, but that is only because I think a loving God is also,necessarily, GOOD.
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