Does religion provide a better understanding of morality.

Question#1 Does religion provide a better understanding of morality. Answer: NO Rationale: Religion is a belief only ... it does mean truth! God on the other hand is NO RELIGION! What that means is that God is God, and provides man the OPTION to choose Eternal Life with Him or Without Him! The FREE WILL? Ends right there! See the REAL God isn"t interested in human ego, opinion nor conjecture! Doesn"t waste His time on what YOU BELIEVE or what you DON"T believe! That just floors Christians, because they have been told so much, but because thats all they spend their time doing is LISTENING TO EVERYBODY ELSE! They just stagnate. Their saved ... sure, cause that"s FREE. But they are going nowhere as far as maturity is concerned! The why is simple! I can sit here and LISTEN to astronauts talking about what they do ... but if I don"t pick up the Manual? Astronauts NOT in my future! To BE an ASTRONAUT YOU need to KNOW what your doing not what they are saying? You see? Simple! Most Christians are illiterate Where the Bibles concerned that"s why they all believe something different! Question#2 Is there a holy book that provides an inerrant moral code Answer:YES Rationale: The Holy Bible (more specific- The King James Bible 1611) Not dinging other interpretations, but I haven"t READ all other interpretations yet so I stick with the original. The reason is because the Bible TELLS all believers of God precisely how, and what is their responsibility in our behavior from Life to Death! It is the epitome of moral standards in all of the World. That having BEEN said. People are people, even Christians, there are those who attempt vigorously to adhere to the letter of the scriptures, while others not so inclined to go out of their way, while the UNBELIEVING ignore it entirely! So yes if everyone went by the bible the World would be moral completely.... not gonna happen though! It"s a fools errand sadly! Question#3 Or do they all require interpretation to fit one's own personal moral code. I conclude that the latter proposition is likely true. Answer:NO Rationale: 2 Peter 1 20"Above all, you must understand that no prophecy of Scripture came about by the prophet"s own interpretation of things. 21"For prophecy never had its origin in the human will, but prophets, though human, spoke from God as they were carried along by the Holy Spirit. THIS specifically says the prophets were not allowed to do it and neither are YOU! Connect this with: Philippians 3:15 All of us who are mature should embrace this point of view. And if you think differently about some issue, God will reveal this to you as well. This tells US, that we go to God for all questions, not MEN! that there are 43,000 different denominational beliefs TELLS YOU you cannot trust MAN in his interpretations and also gives 2 Peter 1 the ironclad authority that personal interpretations ARE NOT TO BE DONE EVER! Course you read some Theologians or Scholars say ... that"s not what that means? Really, how are they to know what someone else MEANS all these centuries later? See what I mean? Once you start violating scriptures its downhill from there! Can you evolve on perfection? Isn"t perfect as good as its ever gonna get? If you went and read the Bible it would tell you how to treat your fellow man, how to be honorable, how to be truthful, how to be loving, how to be kind ... and not JUST how to be ... but how to be PERFECTLY SO! So your on a fools errand! You pursue something already GIVEN TO YOU! That YOUR NOT DOING IT? That"s on you isn"t it? That"s not on Men or God. Look down at them feet ...they BELONG TO YOU, not to Men what you chose to do is totally on you? Me? I do my best to Live as God directs! I highly recommend it! But here"s the thing! I never allow anyone else"s behavior to influence MY BEHAVIOR! I live as I live to please God as much as humanly possible. Because I do, God orders my Life and does so magnificently, so I have no complaints. I know, my actions are my responsibility , thus my consequences. I try to keep that in prospective! Nobody makes me act anyway ... I am totally responsible for my conduct. God never allows me to blame others for MY misconducts. Of course He"s RIGHT, He"s God!