Morality is not and does not need to be bounded by or ingrained in religion
in Philosophy

I've been watching some youtube video debates lately and came across some with Jordan Peterson in them. I didn't watch a great many of the videos with Jordan Peterson because I actually got put off by his cretinous asseverations that morality is impossible without religion which quite frankly, is imbecilic.

Most people know the difference between right and wrong, and they don't act badly because of some fear of God; they don't act badly because it's part of their neurobiological makeup not to be malicious people.

What is going on within someone's neurobiological makeup is what determines a person's morality or lack thereof; absolutely nothing to do with religion or God.

What are your views?