Objective vs Subjective Morals

[John V]

In this sense, I think from a personal view, any member of a fundamentalist community has an objective morality-- so long as the moral requirements are outlined in detail. What's the difference between a God making a moral code from Moses making it, in terms of any non-Moses member of that early community?

The main difference between a god's moral code and a human's is that the god can enforce his code at will.

We could also note that an omniscient god has much more information than a human, but as morality is ultimately subjective anyway I don't see that that matters.

The Mosaic law was presented for a special purpose and carried potential special reward. General judgment does consider that morality is subjective. Jesus and Paul say that people will be judged by their own standards.

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If you put it that way, then I agree.

The next question then would be: why should I think your moral code to be the right one?

I didn't ask you to think that. Do what you like. You'll be judged according to your own judgment.