The rightness or wrongness of an act

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"The rightness or wrongness of an act is entirely dependent upon whether or not God allows or forbids it". After explicating the view expressed by such a claim, discuss two problems that are commonly raised against it. Then say how people often respond to these two problems and tell us who you agree with and why.

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