Well thank you Mrkim for backing up my statement completely. This discourse of how moral decisions are emotional and are not bases in logic or legality is exactly what I am talking about. By the way, if you were thinking that science is the absence of God you are very mistaken. Science is the study of God's creation. Most physiologist regard religious belief as emotional in nature, and here we can see that it is these emotions that we use to make moral decisions and thus a moral code of conduct.

"When you act in a moral manner - when you recoil from violence, treat others fairly, and help strangers in need - you are making decisions that take people besides yourself into account. You are thinking about the feelings of others, sympathizing with their states of mind."

If this was written more poetically it could be straight from scripture.

"But these arguments miss the central reality of moral decisions, which is that logic and legality have little to do with anything."

This is in total agreement with the Christian, Jewish, and Muslim teachings. It is not a by laws or man's logic that we have morality, but from the emotional (spiritual) connection. Thus, we get our moral center from Religion.