Where do atheists get their morality from?

[Boccaccio]

Religion does not even have to be about gods. Take Buddhism for example....in the traditional views, there are no gods. Religion is simply about setting doctrine to faith.

We would not be where we are today without religion, but now secular principles have replaced that crutch.

Despite labelling yourself christian, you still do not answer my queries about what difference, if any, it makes, and why it should be considered relevant if in fact it carries no advantage.

That we would not be where we are today without religion is as true and useful as saying we would not be where we are today without tobacco. The sheer variety of religions and gods clarifies that religion is a secondary phenomenon, an adjunct to human behaviour up until the point people start believing it affords moral rightness (where stephenmills1000 is coming from) when it becomes a relevant problem.