A moral God?

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Reverend G. R. Gaudreau wrote:

> 

> Dave G.

> It would be much more difficult for skeptics to argue against the

> morals of God, if Christians would just admit we are nothing more than

> God's little playthings. Whatever pleases God, is moral. God may

> torture, love, exterminate, defile, save or doom whomever he pleases

> with no requirement to answer for his crimes.

> 

> If God kills, it is always moral.

> 

> If God has sex with an unmarried virgin, it is always moral.

> 

> If God exterminates all life, it is always moral.

> 

> If God changes the rules for salvation, it is always moral.

> 

> If God lies, it is always moral.

> 

> If God created the Jesus myth, just to watch the death and carnage it

> would cause and laugh his ass off over the result, it would be moral.

> 

> If God creates a soul for the simple purpose of watching it suffer for

> etermity, it is moral.

> 

> If God makes someone sin, then holds them responsible for the sin, it

> is always moral.

> 

> Do I understand the rules as they apply to God or am I missing

> something?

> 

> RevGaud

> Hello Dave,

> IMHO you have understood it perfectly. I believe what you stated above

> is known as the Divine Command theory. It involves circular reasoning

> ans special pleading, but what are a few logical fallacies among

> friends, right? ;o)

> 

 
Dave G.
Thanks Rev, just wanted to know if I understood this God correctly.
What is the neurological malfunction that allows folks to believe in 
this deity with the double standard?

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