Underseer
Contributor
Euthyphro isn't a dilemma.
You wouldn't ask;
Is acting wisely commanded by God because it is wise to act wisely, or is it wise to act wisely because it is commanded by God?
There's no dillema here.
Evil, immorality, sin = stupidity
Is stupidly stupid because God says don't act stupidly? Or does God say don't be stupid because it's stupid to act stupidly?
Does God act wisely because it is wise to act wisely?
See how meaningless it is for Euthyphro to construct such artificial dichotomies?
How didn't you just argue against yourself?
Your statments work. A statement doesn't become wise because God says it's wise. The statement needs to be able to stand on its own in the real world. We don't use God as a way to measure the wisdom of the Bible. We use the real world to measure the wisdom of the statement. Which is the point of Euthyphro dilemma.
The goodness of an act has to do with the impact that act has in the real world. Not because the Bible says it's good.
BTW, stupidity is just the opposite of wisdom. So you said the same thing twice
Here's what you don't understand.
Not only do Christians and Muslims not understand what an appeal to authority fallacy is, not only do they not understand why appeals to authority cannot support their truth claims, not only do they not understand that they have failed to prove that the authority in question actually exists, but they think that appeal to authority is the only way things can be true or false.
To Christians, Islam is not false because Muslims have utterly failed to demonstrate that their truth claims are true. To them, Islam is false because they are using the wrong authority on which to base their appeal to authority fallacies.