Euthyphro dilemma

[SteveII]

I mean arbitrary in the sense that it could be a or the negation of a...depending on whatever gods nature or will was.  This is also the sense of arbitrarity being invoked by the dilemma.

All cleared up now?

But then you use the phrase: "depending on whatever gods nature or will was". Which one of these makes all the difference in the unwanted conclusion. If nature (which would be unchanging), then unpleasant conclusion avoided. Morality (including God's actions and commands) are rooted in something unchanging = objective.