Originally posted by robbie carrobie
hardly, my arguments are irrefutable, neither you or the atheist hordes can do so. In order for you to measure your morality against God you would need to have recourse to the same power, in this instance life or death, who is to say that had you this power you would not exercise it, but because you don't we shall never know and the argument that you proffer therefore is essentially flawed, so sad for you.
Nonsense.
To use a biblical parable...
Mark 12:41-44
41 And he sat down with the treasury chests*+ in view and began observing how the crowd was dropping money into the treasury chests, and many rich people were dropping in many coins.+ 42 Now a poor widow came and dropped in two small coins of very little value.*+ 43 So he called his disciples to him and said to them: “Truly I say to you that this poor widow put in more than all the others who put money into the treasury chests.+ 44 For they all put in out of their surplus, but she, out of her want,* put in everything she had, all she had to live on.”
A being with gods powers and invincibility can be as moral as it likes with extreme ease, it has
nothing preventing it acting in whatever way it seems fit.
Even the laws of physics dance to it's tune.
Being moral is easy for such a being as it comes with no cost.
However a 'lesser' being without gods powers and resources and isn't immortal and invulnerable
can face great, indeed ultimate, costs for being moral.
Standing up against Hitler's regime was often fatal, just as one example.
Being less powerful, certainly does not preclude a being from being as, or more moral.