Salvation by faith and works : intellectually ridiculous?

There's a logical problem with proclaiming God immoral if we believe that morality is subjective. That which is subjective is no good as evidence of anything.

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"The whole of life goes like this. We seek repose by battling against difficulties, and once they are overcome, repose becomes unbearable because of the boredom it engenders."--Pascal

Moral rules have no deductive ground and so can only be true by a fluke, not as a result of a rational process. If morality is subjective, it's some ideas we just made up--and is no proof of anything. What we think is good or bad may not be good or bad. So there's no point in us proclaiming that God could be either good or bad, since we don't know good from bad. All we know are our subjective preferences.

I didn't know He did that.

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"The whole of life goes like this. We seek repose by battling against difficulties, and once they are overcome, repose becomes unbearable because of the boredom it engenders."--Pascal