The various flavors of non-religious Eastern philosophies are a prime example. So is secular humanism. I am not a religious individual, but I have my own moral code of behavior. Please don't confuse Christian morality with morality as a general concept. In this day and age I think the value of religion is that it is one of the only places where people learn morals.
People learn morals every day from every experience they have.
Religion's contribution is to try enforce a particular set of rules of behavior that it finds acceptable. I do believe it should stem from the home and the family, if not from the example of their society, but that simply isn't the case. One's society imposes its own will upon its members. In the end, morality simply becomes what any individual group decides that it will be. I think you misunderstood me about Jews and Muslims and Jesus.