I'm just noting that Christian morality is neither objective nor absolute, but is subjective and variable.

Incorrect There is an Objective Moral Law that runs through the heart of every human being. Christians simply recognise that this Law flows from God's character. Life is Sacred. He created Life. In the end our earthly bodies all die but we continue on with him or, for some, cut off from him..

So then if God ordered you to commit (say) genocide or infanticide, you would do so? (And it would not be immoral?)

What is the difference between God removing someone from this earth through illness, a heart attack, old age or through a human agent? You are going to die one day, you know. God gave you life on this earth and, in the end, he takes it away. Do you see the silliness of your question?

So that's a yes: you would commit such acts if ordered. Correct?

Do you understand the explanation I gave you? It doesn't seem like it. Let mybtry again: Is God killing someone the same as a human doing it by own volition? Answer that question truthfully and I will answer you