How is Yahweh not immoral?

[John V]

Actually, I have addressed point 2 in considerable detail.

Then it should be easy to give a concise response in the thread we're actually in at the moment. We could probably point to dozens of threads which charge that God is immoral.

I'll address point 1 after you answer, rather than evade, the question Darkstar asked which prompted you to make point 1.

Which question is that?

As I objected directly to both points, you have not actually addressed a single thing.

You posted red herrings after those points. That's not addressing them.

And by our standards, he is worse than any of us, individually, and all of us, combined. Wiping out almost all life on earth on a whim is a crime unequaled by humanity.

Not our standards, your standards.

There's no reason whatsoever to view God's standards as higher than our own,

Equating thoughts with deeds is a higher standard than most humans hold.

or even to admit that his standards are valid.

Yes, as previously noted, Christians tend to accept that God has rights which humans don't, and critics tend to reject that. I would just suggest that such rejection is ad hoc, considering humans' treatment of each other and other species.