Morality does not come from religion

In this Argument i will target all of the points brought up by my opponent, child raising, religion and morals, and the superior being. First is the child raising. My opponent admitted that the upbringing has some effect in the process of developing a moral code, or what is right or wrong. While the statement is true it is not the whole story as the parents religious beliefs is the parents guidelines into how they go about the upbringing process. I will use four of the worlds top religions as an example for my argument, Hindu, Islam, Buddhism, And Christianity. Hindu: Parents who are hindu believe in the acceptance of all things and that to achieve the ultimate enlightenment level the must go about a process called karma, in simple terms, what goes around comes around, they believe that if you do good things in the life you were given by the Gods then you will be rewarded with a higher since of enlightenment. This process continues until the immortal form. Parents will pass this on to their children and the children although imperfect will have a Hindu Moral code. Islam: I do not have as much info on Islam as i would prefer but the message is the same as above with of course some MAJOR cultural diversities. Parents pass it on and the child is brought up an Islam with the religions moral code stamped in their head. Buddhism: In this religion the people believe in the prophet Buddha who went from becoming a prince and a warlord to becoming a poor man with many problems. This man gave it up all willingly in order to achieve enlightenment and the Gods blessed him and gave him the know-how to create a religion. The Parents of the child in question are Buddhist so therefor the child will be brought up along the guidelines of the Four Nobel Truths, a moral code created by religion. Christianity: While there are multiple denominations in the church, guideline code is very similar between the different churches. The Ten Commandments given to Moses at mount sinai are the basic guidelines to what is right and wrong. In the child's case, the parents will bring him/her up in this manner saying, "do not steal" or "do not kill" because that is what their religion tells them to do. Religion and morals: my opponent stated that Atheists and Agnostics are at a higher moral level then those following a religion because there views are more broadened. While the two groups do claim this they also claim that they do so because it is part of their own religion. Therefor this argument is invalid and only helps the con side. Superior being: In Hindu and Christianity the two groups were given there guidelines by the God or Gods that they worship, my opponent however claims that one does not need a god to tell us what is right and wrong. Whether it was an actual deity that gave these codes to the religions or a man with a good idea, its that godly picture that inspires the people of the religion to obey the codes of conduct in hopes of being rewarded either with the christian Heaven or the Hindu enlightenment stage, it is the religions that keep the humans in check by giving them a moral code. These are my main arguments, while i have others there is no solid proof to them as it is only the views of my own faith and not solid fact. i thank you for this match as it was fun i'm assuming that the closing statements are next so i will give my source to this info. (http://www.religionfacts.com...)- i found it to be very reliable as it seemed to be unbiased and fair.