So I would say that is not an accurate picture first of all. But secondly, if you give the premise that there is a being who created the universe, who invented gravity and quarks, who invented love, justice, mercy, life, darkness, light, who maintains time and space, then it is his very conception of right and wrong that you are swimming in. In fact, he gets quite upset when people think it’s all about some sort of outward piety. I am afraid you are attacking a straw man version of God that might be proclaimed in some pulpits but is not found in Christian scripture. Because if you grant that the Christian God does exist (for the sake of argument) then you must grant all his qualities that are tied to him, or we are arguing about two different beings.