Like it or not, God is immoral.

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That is why God descriibes Himself as Righteous. Righteousness is not morality. Morality is man's (Flawed) attempt at his personal version of Righteousness. Which is why I said so what if God is not measured or judged 'moral.' Because Morality is a sub standard way to judge God. (as you have so graciously pointed out.)

On the contrary, righteousness is morality. Being righteous means adhering to moral principles. Which is why, even if your god describes himself as righteous, his actions, since they speak otherwise, allow us to judge him as decidedly unrighteous and immoral.

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Then let's cut the banter and make the point expicit: if God is the source of morality then morality isn't objective as it's subject to God's will; if morality is not subject to God's will then it may or may not be objective but God can't be the source. That's a conflict which scripture simply can't address. Instead, special pleading is the only way that apologists have tried to resolve this problem.

What's your response to this argument?

There is no response to this argument - only an evasion. As Drich would demonstrate shortly.