God is Irrelevant in Today's Life

Lots to unravel here. First of all, there isn't overwhelming evidence for the Genesis flood. The only thing closest to it are melting ice caps over 20,000 years ago. The most basic evidence would be a massive worldwide account of fossils on higher terrains- animals running from the flood. Or geological science showing extreme water erosion. Yet there's nothing of the kind.But the overlying message in your arguments seems to be that without God, how can there be morality? Then you state an obivous contradiction later on, "Muslims, or religions and idealogies that promote warfare..." You can't say God gave humanity morals then turn around and cast other religions as having no morals. Especially when those religions (like Islam) share YOUR God. And if you'd like to talk about the wars and immorality of Biblical Christianity, I'd be writing all night.You say most scientific arguments can be disregarded if one believes differenty. I assume you believe science is a religion in itself. This can't be further from the truth. And the best example to prove this (despite all the electronic gadgets powering our world- provided by science) is to look at science's batting average. Science has made countless predictions that turn out to be true. Religion has made none. Every time religious leaders make a declaration, science proves it wrong. You say God designed us in His image. Mountains of evidence prove we evolved from primates over millions of years. Also, the fact that Earth happens to be the only spot in our galaxy able to sustain life is not God. It's a random chain of events starting from the Big Bang 13.8 billion years ago. Creatures evolved over billions of years to survive on this planet. There's nothing divine about it. The fact that our atmosphere is 78% nitrogen when we breathe oxygen should make that point.But lets delve into your arguments.Number one: If right and wrong can't be decided without God, how is it that every atheist isn't behind bars? I grew up with atheist parents never caring for a religious belief. Yet I donate over 10% of my salary to charities every year. More if you count volunteer hours. How can this be if I have no God? Also, biologists observe countless acts of kindess in the animal kingdom. Mothers protecting babies that aren't their species, predators taking pity on their prey. Does God give them that morality? Or is it perhaps naturally developed by evolution?Argument Two: God created us with his understanding of good and evil. Then why do most of the 'evil doers' in the world believe they are doing God's will? Hitler engraved "Gott Mit Uns" on every Nazi beltbuckle: God On Our Side. Pope Urban II called for Christian armies to slaughter infidels "As a path to heaven" in the First Crusade. You say that if commiting crime was a 'chemical reaction' or 'social pattern' than our legal system would be punishing those with no control. This is ridiculous. Human beings (and the animal kingdom) have an evolved brain that can make logical decisions. Criminal acts are a conscious choice to disregard the social standards and conscience in our minds. Not from lacking God. Which is why criminals are overwhelmingly religious. Just ask the pedophile priests. If they're not being hidden by the Catholic Church.Argument Three: The fact you are moral solely for divine reward would be a tremendous insult to you. I expect you are moral because society (and evolution) has taught you that being moral is for the betterment of everyone. I am an atheist who is moral. I think that when life ends, that's it. Yet for some reason I'm not a criminal. According to studies cited by Psychology Today, more secular countries have the lowest crime rates, and the more religious have the highest. How can that be if God is the only source for morality?https://www.psychologytoday.com...