Contemporary Moral Issues Theory of the Right Deontological Theory - Divine command theory I found a theory of the right to be quit interesting, the deontological theory. In contrast to the teleological theory, which focuses on the consequences of an action; a deontological theory looks to the motives of an action or a God command. But the one view I have found intriguing is the divine command theory that says that an act is right …showed first 75 words of 370 total…

…showed last 75 words of 370 total…Old and New Testaments, some one else may see it in the Koran. To summarize, the divine command theory has a hosts of possible interpretations and the theory is indisputable to me because it relates to the fact that God exists. Although most philosopher challenge himself or herself with a thought on a situation, God most often is accounted for in their hypothesis. Which I interpret as the one source of ground for everything, God.