The Truth is God.
Merriam webster says "Supreme or ultimate reality"
Oxford says "Supreme Being"
You basically said truth is God yet you give the definition that states supreme ultimate reality. Give me the definition of truth from a dictionary.
Cambridge is the better dictionary so do use it or you know use a worse definition.
Merriam has multiple definitions so you are picking what suits you the best.
Oxford is better but also has multiple definitions. You are just picking what fits into your agenda.
Where is your definition of good as well?
And I will repeat, my religion is older than your language. You cannot change what we mean by changing the meanings of words. We know what we are saying, because we have 2000 years worth of writings that make clear what we are saying. Really, writing that goes back a thousand yesrs earlier still!
Appeal to tradition. Used the length of an idea to say it is correct which is a fallacy. An actual fallacy not something you make up. If you actually accept the length of your idea being correct then flat Earth is also correct because of how much longer people thought it was true.
So your argument is invalid. It is invalid because you are trying to apply a false definition to what we mean.
You keep saying we but all I see is you talking about what you believe. I don't know who else you are talking for but they are irrelevant to the conversation. It isn't a false definition and you yet to show that instead of saying it doesn't confine with my worldview. Yet again showing you don't operate on what is you operate on what you want things to be. Instead of accepting what reality is you decide to change reality to suit yourself.
What that means to you is that good is an arbitrary thing, and you can say, "To say God is good is an assumption, because I don't like reality the way it is."
Good is based on what I like. This isn't arbitrary because it is based on my environment and I choose from things that I like to personally associate with. Let me change your straw-man to my actual position "God is good is an assumption because you haven't shown it otherwise and I have clearly shown it to be the case".
Well, if you don't accept God as the standard for good, what you call good is in fact EVIL. There is nothing good about embracing delusion, and if you think good is whatever you arbitrarily say is good because of some subjective whim, you are certainly in delusion.
A personal attack? Okay. Isn't an argument against God is good is an assumption. I am not going to change the forum topic I made to bend it down to your will. You have yet to show how under my definition of good and God that God is good isn't an assumption.