Religion does not create morality. Instead it tries to dictate it.

Good. One thousand and seventy five years, I wonder if we will ever see a Catholic priest get that ? Sadly the only legal difference observable, between a religion and a cult, is only how many voters a religion can control.

Agree, good answer! For those who didn't click on the link, the answer was:

"I don't think religion has anything to do with morality. If you're doing the right thing because your religion told you so, that is not moral → that’s ‘obedient’.

If anything, I actually think religion is more likely to encourage people to do immoral things. They use religion as a weapon or an excuse to treat others poorly. Then they go on to try to claim that what they do is ‘moral’.

It takes a special sort of stupid thinking to murder adults because they love other adults (of the same gender) and then try to justify that murder as a moral choice."

By 2000 year old definition, Religion is about helping others and avoiding worldly corruption.

Helping others and avoiding corruption is a good way to have a moral society.

Religion ... pure and faultless is this: to help widows and orphans in need and avoiding worldly corruption. James 1:27

I understand, some people like the style of religion know for giving sarcasm worship to the non-existent flying spaghetti monster sky God making fun of Christians that does not know Jesus is lucipher the devil.

I do not think this atheist style and definition for religions sarcasm worship would help promote a moral society.