Remember Nixon? "If the president does it, that means it is not illegal." We all laughed our asses off at that. God sins constantly while murdering people with giant floods and things of the like, but he's not necessarily punished for it.

'God', in this instance, refers to the, supposed, perfectly moral & omnipotent Christian God.

Lets say there is moral law, and God is perfectly moral. Therefore, all of his actions are perfectly moral.

However, the Bible has instances of God killing (for debates purpose, we shall say that this is against moral law).

Now, this begs the question: where does moral law come from? Does God create it, with his actions? Or is it constant, and objective? Neither answer fits.

If God creates moral law, as he goes, this gives a few issues. First of all, it doesn't work, as God is a timeless, higher dimensional being then humans. Second, it means that everyone that goes to hell, for breaking this moral law, was sent their directly by God, as their actions were only bad because he decreed so. And finally, it doesn't work moral law must be constant, and as God has 'bent' his moral law through his killings, it obviously isn't.

So, moral law must be independent of God. But then God is not omnipotent. He is also unable to ignore moral law, in his killings, and other mischievousness.

No option works. Therefore, it would be reasonable to say that their does not exist: an omnipotent and wholly good Christian God, and/or moral law (including killing).

yes, God made us, we are a sin if you think about it, all we do is sin.