Divine Command Theory is an ethical framework that posits that moral values and duties are grounded in the commands of God. According to this theory, what is morally right or wrong is determined by what God has decreed. Therefore, actions are considered good if they align with God's will and bad if they contradict it. This theory raises questions about the nature of morality and the relationship between God and ethical principles. Critics argue that it may lead to moral absolutism, where any action commanded by God is deemed right, regardless of its consequences. Supporters believe it provides a clear foundation for moral guidance.