Which of the following best captures the spirit of the Euthyphro dilemma?
Either (a) God is the ultimate source of everything, and as an all-powerful being we have no right to question God, or (b) God is not all-powerful and therefore we have the right to question God's commands. Either way, we disrespect God, and therefore DCT is powerfully supported.
Either (a) God's commands are obviously wrong, and therefore we should reject them, or (b) God's commands are obviously right, and therefore we don't need God.
Either (a) God commands us, or (b) God does not command us, but merely suggests to us, thereby defining right and wrong but not the optional.
Either (a) God's commands are arbitrary whims, commanding and therefore making it right for us to kill and steal just as easily as not killing and stealing, or (b) God is not the the creator nor source of what makes things right and wrong, and instead commands because certain actions are naturally right and wrong.