Should gods be Moral?

Morality has principles or customs ("morality") from the perspective of correct behavior or mistaken behavior. Morality is something people can or can lack. In religion, it is necessary to believe in a moral god. However, in ancient Greece, the Greek religion believed in the unethical behavior of the gods and goddesses. An ancient Greek religion is a polytheism that believes in many gods and goddesses. For the Greeks, these gods and goddesses will be able to rule over everything. Every god or goddess has its own personality and territory.

Many people claim that there is a necessary connection between morality and religion, so there is no morality without religion (especially without God and God). There is a related phrase that religion requires religion to motivate and act in a morally sound way, but the inevitable relationship between morality and religion comes from God or God Most people believe it means correct. . This morality is called sacred command theory. The result is that the behavior is correct or mandatory. If God told us not to do so, unless God instructs us not to do it, moral permission is

Is God ordering morality because it is correct, or is it correct as it is ordered by God? As it is correct, if God commands it correctly, justice seems to be determined by moral standards unrelated to God's orders, and God himself demands moral obedience and his own as a supreme being I question the status. On the other hand, if correctness is right, God orders it, so there is no moral restriction in the order of God, morality is completely arbitrary. Even a bad behavior is considered correct. This contemporary Euthyphro dilemma can be translated into an objection to the existence of the sovereign Creator, the traditional monotheistic god. This Socrates debate does not deny the existence of God as the highest existence but still emphasizes the serious challenge to believers who believe that theological truth is necessary for morality.