All behavior had to be based upon faith alone. We begin to see the difference between the success of math-ematics, which accepts logic as a companion, and the failure of morality, which rejects logic as a companion to religion. Geometry deals with what we can see. Morality deals with what we feel. Geometry may be built upon the foundation of nothingness, but that foundation incorporates one of our senses, a universal physical sense - vision.
Sight gives geometry the foundation it needs to be a suc-cessful, universally accepted concept.
We can change the success rate of morality. The problem is that morality has nothing incorporated within its foundation that acts as a universal sense. The solution, therefore, is simple. We must add a universal sense to morality, the universal sense of logic. We must make morality understandable logically to the common person, to society.