I feel that we do not need religions to behave in adequacy towards other human beings. The actions we commit to and thoughts we embrace have developed from past childhood experiences. Also, we rely greatly on the amount of education we have received. In turn it creates our moral judgment and the way we approach certain situations. If religion was introduced to you at a young age, you shape your life under certain ideals. It structures the way you think, the way you act and how your emotions work. Now we must ask, has it been the single reason you will live in harmony? .
One can only help to question if the current volume of people that inhabit the planet see morality in a narrow state or through a broad spectrum. Do you create your standards or does somebody make them for you? If a man tells you to jump off a cliff because it will make you rich, would you do it? Maybe the situation is far too new and sudden for an answer, but what about morals that have been passed down from our ancestors. Should we completely accept them? After all, your mind and body can't give in to your senses; it must trust your intellect. Just because it feels right does it mean it is right? Or could we possibly be following certain ethics that have been under estimated and simply created for a general audience to follow. We must put into consideration that we don't need religion to be morally and ethically correct. We should study the polysemy of the word moral. And we can get a good idea of it by observing how our environment is working around us today. .
How far are we spiritually disconnected from this earth? It simply is an aurora of rhythmic equation that our subconscious mind must understand. We have the capability to think, but we should see what is beneficial in nature and apply it in ways that can help us. The complication of the human mind extends outward towards areas that we no longer have the platitude to reach.