From a reader:

Jonah-

Regarding todayโ€™s reader responding to yesterdayโ€™s reader, Iโ€™m not entirely sure what heโ€™s talking about. To my understanding, the Euthyphro dilemma doesnโ€™t make Divine Command Theory go โ€œpoof,โ€ since Ockham decimated it. Indeed, it seems a bit disingenuous to refer to it as the โ€œEuthyphro fallacyโ€ since it isnโ€™t a fallacy at all. (Google โ€œEuthrphryo fallacy,โ€ then โ€œEuthphryo dilemma,โ€ see how many results each gets back (answer: zero, 692 respectively). Your reader may not *like* the theistโ€™s answers to the โ€œemptinessโ€ and โ€œabhorrenceโ€ problems, but that doesnโ€™t mean he can pretend they donโ€™t exist or are fallacious.

Hereโ€™s a quick review of the problem and answers.

Hope this helps fuel the fire,