We must collectively advance the evidence and non evidence of nothing exists that is god or God.

Just fed up of saying it doesn't exist.

Now enter, science.

We are bio- organisms first, not a slave from God. Survival is first. Since all animals love, the Religious have a lot to learn about unconditional love. God wants your own your soul, that is far beyond sharing love.

Cooperation and sacrifice for the tribe, pack, troupe, flock..... seems to me to reflect the highest of survival instincts.

The article seemed like an advertisement trap, didn't read all, but from your comment: "...biology, not religion gave people morals."

Biology - the study of living organisms, divided into many specialized fields that cover their morphology, physiology, anatomy, behavior, origin, and distribution.

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

Moral - a lesson, especially one concerning what is right or prudent, that can be derived from a story, a piece of information, or an experience.

Explain to me how biology the "study of living organisms etc." would promote religion "helping widows etc." which is principles of "moral right ...from information, etc. "things to do.

Our biological evolution found that co-operative behavior is much more survival prone than competitive behavior.

Human evolution did not stop at biology, it shifted to social evolution and technological evolution, and our biological evolution enabled that. When we are co-operative we can and do overcome huge problems, like survivors of a Tsunami, we then set all thingsaside (social norms) to simply help other humans.

The notion of personal success and of competing among ourselves in order to either own or control more arises out of personal greed for power and wealth, and society has yet to evolve beyond that. In fact we hold up those with the most as if that makes them a role model all by itself, sometimes willfully ignoring the bodies of those they exploited at their feet.

Like the old Joke "The person who dies with the most toys wins"
never seemed funny to me, true for much of the world, not too humorous.

Seems to me that the person who spent the most time doing what they loved and enjoiyed won, on the personal level.

That selfful, egotistical idea of "What I deserve (want)" drives our whole damn economy, so do not expect it anytime soon, we have created an annual festival of greed in my lifetime, we call it "Black Friday" and I imagine most of you eploited it in some way.

Such great morals from religions caused millions of deaths, crusades, inquisition, religious cleansing, protected pedophile priests, inti fadas, terror, and the lust goes on and on per omnia secula seculorum! Spare me of their fucking morals please.

Altruism is evident in most animal species and even in plants, which share their nutrition with each other, even after the tree or plant is cut down. For people to think altruism is unique to highly intelligent, or human species is old human-centric thinking.

Theist claim morals are objective, and they come from god. If morals come from god, then they are subjective. If morals are objective, then everyone would know them, and no god or human laws would be required.

God gets too much credit!

Well it only makes rational sense that in 'communal animals such as humans, etc, the preservation of the group as a whole depends solely upon the group being morally and ethically bound together.
Most animals will protect and defend their off-spring until those off-spring are old enough to be able to fend for themselves, humans, well the majority of us anyway, will do the same but we extend that to even when our off-spring have grown way beyond the needs for us to protect and defend them, our moral codes and ethics have developed over thousands, if not millions, of years, they did NOT just suddenly come into being because of some arcane, archaic collection of stories and tales written down in the last 1,600+ years.

Stephan Jay Gould, pre-eminant evolutionary biologist, discussed the appearance and role of altruism in organisms as related to evolutionary theory. It does occur in organism besides humans, but is rare as opposed to other behaviors. Generally altruism is mal-aladaptive for the host species.

I've read numerous articles on passing on altruistic genes and how they support survival if a group.