>I thnk the point though, is that it is possible to believe that a
>given deed is wrong without fearing that some guy with a beard is
>going to strike you down for committing it.

In a word, yes. The ancient Greeks (ie., Socrates and Plato for instance) 
discussed ethics and morality without reference to a deity. There's an entire 
branch of philosophy that discusses the concepts, again without referencing a 
deity. In developmental psychology, the area of moral development, again does 
not refer religion. so yes its possible to "live the good life" or a moral and 
ethical life without referring to religion. 

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