LOL, so you use my generosity against me? Not very sporting of you Professor.
The argument would seem to me the same as it's alaways been, that being absent absolutes which require God what proscribes one from evil?
Lets take 20th Century America for example. From Roe v Wade in 1973 we have progressed to the point where we kill full term babies who are quite healthy and partially born.
The organization that has led the way in advising the public of what the secularists have accomplished by judicial fiat is the Catholic Church in league with our Evangelical brothers and sisters. I'm active in that movement Professor and I hae yet to see a group from Atheists with Post Grad Degrees in the Sciences for Life marching side by side with us.
Would you agree that religion has exceeded the behavior of the average person in the fight to stop the murder of partially born human beings?
In stopping it?
Realistically, nothing effective has been done since 1973 to combat abortion. Oh, we did have one President who on the one hand claimed that an atheist could not properly be a US citizen, but on the other appointed Souter to the Supreme Court. And Republican presidents also appointed Kennedy and O Connor.
So what you want credit for is good intentions?
Who wouldn't agree with that.