Question to Theists About the Source of Morality

[God of Mr. Hanky]

If the source of morality is from God, then how can we directly and comprehensively study it so that we can know all about what is morally right and what is morally wrong?

Irrational, morality is not necessarily from God, in as He dictates rules He made up for people to live by. In actuality morality is determined because who God is. God says we are to be holy as He is holy, this means we are to live our lives by who God is.

Well, just who is this god?

God says we are to separate ourselves from the world, He means we are to avoid what the world believes, that morality is subjective and we can live as we see fit.

Oh, Hell! That's a huge leap to take for one who won't even reveal himself to you.

This is why God gave us His word so that we could come to belief in Him and search out who He is in a relationship with Him through Christ. This is a simple way to explain what Christians understand or at least most of us, but to go into it deeply would mean a Bible study which most here would ignore.
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Oh, so it's the god of that book - the one of a long list of atrocities which I'm sure even you are aware of, and who's best solution for saving people from his own errors as an all-perfect creator was the murder of his own son. One who thinks that's anybody they should trust is one who makes me worry!

Given the multiple personality variances according to the different people who wrote for this god (who is so mighty he doesn't even have his own hand to write with), plus the fact that he still won't even show anyone his face, there's less a chance that the bible describes any real god as there is that the ramblings of anybody's sock puppets describe the real god.