Buddhism answers this description. If there is any religion that would cope with modern scientific needs it would be Buddhism. The tolerance and compassion found in Buddhism has been acknowledge by all informed religious leaders just as the compassion found on the Sermon on the Mount is acknowledged by all religious leaders. In fact the similarities found in the Sermon on the Mount and the Dhammapada of the Buddha have been the authorship of many scholars and academics. Message has done a wonderful comparison of the startling similarities and differences of the two religions and has come to some enlightening conclusions.
Morality exists in both religions despite their different beliefs on creation.
Interesting reading especially as the Buddha was born more than 500 years before Christ. Dr. Dahlke is referring to the Buddhist doctrine of kamma, where intentional wholesome and unwholesome actions have wholesome and unwholesome reactions at the opportune time and the doctrine of rebirth. Many scholars and academics have researched rebirth. In this instance Dr. Dahlke shows that knowledge of the operation of the law of kamma and rebirth also leads its believers to morality. It is clear that belief in an omnipotent creator God is not an essential requirement for morality.