Gods immorality.

[Brian37]

Nope, sorry, just more elaborate gibberish. All you are arguing is "You wouldn't understand", "God works in mysterious ways", "God can do what he wants" "God doesn't have to explain himself to you". Those are not evidences, those are your childish excuses to make shit up to cling to the idea of a sky hero because you like the idea. 

Our laws are from western secular law, not fictional beings, I don't need permission from a fictional god anymore than I need permission from Yoda.

Because you don't understand does not mean that is my argument. Again, you need to show that God either did not has sufficient reasons for his actions or that he was obliged to follow some sort of law/code (and where did this law come from) and failed to do so. If there is a God, then there is no logical problem whatsoever to what I am arguing.

"Again, you need to show that Allah either did not has sufficient reasons for his actions or that he was obligated to follow some sort of law/code"...... Still make sense?

"Again, you need to show that Yahweh either did not has sufficient reasons for his actions or that he was obligated to follow some sort of law/code"........ Still make sense?


"Again, you need to show that Bhrama either did not has sufficient reasons for his actions or that he was obligated to follow some sort law/code"........ Still make sense?

"Again, you need to show that Yoda either did not has sufficient reasons for his actions or that he was obligated to follow some sort of law/code"......... Still make sense?

Before you even get to your claims, much less he examples above, before you get to the first word of ANY holy claiming ANY god claim, you have PROVE the existence of that claimed god FIRST. You assume your god is real but you don't have jack shit for evidence. 

And even then you cannot call something "all powerful" then put a limit on it. You are trying to shift the burden of proof. That is what believers of all religions do, not just you. Get in line take a number.