Why is Faith/Belief a Moral Issue?

[orangebox21]

First, if moral relativity is true, then no atheist can judge God on the basis of morality.

Stop right there, since you have it totally wrong. We don't judge god, since we don't believe there is a god. We judge people, who take the word of people who wrote so called holy books as the literal marching orders of a higher being. Most of us don't even judge the ones writing the bible, since they didn't know any better and had to fit in their kind of society.

Who's we?
The words of the holy books are God.  To judge them is to judge Him.

It's todays followers, who still take every word of the bible literally and want to transport Iron Age desert morality to the 21st century we're opposed to.

Yet if this "Iron Age desert morality" is "the moral consensus of the particular society we're living in," then you would accept it as moral, right?  
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