Religion is a poor source of morality

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I'll surrender this much, for the sake of argument, in an attempt to understand the position.

Given our current knowledge, it's fairly reasonable to assume that, very roughly speaking and making several simplifying assumptions:

Some actions are objectively good for wellbeing.

Some actions are objectively bad for wellbeing.

Some actions are objectively neutral for wellbeing.

However, some actions fall into a grey area where determining their effect on wellbeing is complex because they have both good and bad properties. Also, we often have to make choices between two good options, or two bad options, and determining exactly which is the better option is not clear. This is where morality becomes much more subjective. Especially since an individual's morality is (in my opinion) much more complex than simply analysing the consequences of their actions. If that's all we are doing, I wouldn't even call it morality any more. If we're talking about a society, analysing the consequences as the primary measurement makes more sense.