Kondor3
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True, but it improves the odds, and, of course, most ethics and morality have their roots in centuries or millennia of religious thought and philosophical evolution, so, even non-believers owe much of their code of conduct to the historical religious community native to the region in which they grew up or those of their ancestors, whether they choose to acknowledge it or not.One needn't be religious to be moral.