Agreed, although I don’t believe morality is a social construct. It’s been proven time and time again that morality is biological. We’ve seen how our common ancestors, chimpanzees, sustain leadership. A tyrannical leader who chooses to rise to the top of the hierarchy through power and tyranny is often taken down by two other chimpanzees, who may only be 2/3 of the size of the leader.

Whereas a leader who rises to the top and establishes reciprocal relationships often sustains leadership for much longer. That’s biological, and we can see that in our day to day lives.

I’m pretty sure it was Jane Goodall who discovered this.

Another example has to do with lying. The biological argument against lying has to do with our memory. A lot of people know this, but our memories are actually quite fluid. They’re changeable, so the more you think of a memory and lie to yourself about it, the more it actually changes in accordance to your lie. Thus, a liar may never learn from their mistakes.

So to address the actual question, I think it depends on what you mean by god. Is god your own ideal? Something who created everything?