R&S: Opinions on this argument for God based on the existence of true morality?

I'm not a potato

He misrepresents what atheists say. He needs a few clarifications and his entire argument falls apart.

Im sure hes discussed the topic a with atheists a little less versed in the subject, which has made him use false equivocations, non specific statements, and poorly constructed straw man arguments.

Its worth noting though, that even if one accepts his broken logic, it, in no way, would validate a specific diety that is known today. At most, it would get you a loose, theistic belief in a higher power that would vary wildly from the mainstream gods taught in the worlds major religions of today.