[Serious] What God's justification for eternal torment?

[runewell]

The definition of immoral is: not conforming to accepted standards of morality.

That's one definition of immoral, but even that implicitly recognizes that such standards are intended to reflect objective moral truths.

The definition explicitly fails to use the word truth and instead uses the words "accepted standards".

What is accepted changes over the time and very well may not be truth at any point.

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The definition of immoral is: not conforming to accepted standards of morality.

Yup  which you god is 

In that case, it that case you could probably call God immoral - he does not conform to anyone's accepted standards.

Yup

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No it doesn't.  Rebelling against god is a bigger crime and thus deserving of a bigger punishment.  And it is certainly much worse than murder.

(we seem to be at an impasse)

Nope their is nothing criminal about rebelling against your god let alone it warrantinging a bigger punishment to an actual crime and even then that's not deserving of death 

(no impasse you simply no basis to say this)

Rebelling against God is criminal and warrants a bigger punishment than murder (no impasse you simply no basis to say this) [\tea_party]