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ajop-1724	IBRAHIM, Abubakar Zaria	A CRITIQUE OF THE DIVINE COMMAND THEORY OF ETHICS FROM THE TEACHINGS OF THE ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS	2021	14	.pdf	application/pdf	5741	288	59	But Graber (1975) argues that divine command theory of ethics has more going for it than has been generally acknowledged. Attempts to trace the origins of divine command theory in the history of philosophy often begin with the scholastic philosophers John Duns Scotus and William of Ockham (Idziak, 1979).	cache/ajop-1724.pdf	txt/ajop-1724.txt