The argument that good is synonymous with christianity is an ages-old ploy foisted upon the ignorant as a doctrine and exactly the kind of in-breeding fundamentalism promotes.

The argument is that without christianity there can be no source of good in people. Let's see, now, it seems to me people created christianity in the absence of any metaphysical revelation that wasn't also created in the imaginations of the same people. At the root of this argument is fundamentalism.

http://www.bidstrup.com/religion.htm

http://www.bidstrup.com/bible2.htm

Traveling a very close parallel to christian fundamentalism is the archaic band of brothers known as the Free Masons. These soldiers of themselves, surrounding themselves with themselves like christians do, have indoctrinated themselves with contrivances of good. This selectively orders their world to the exclusion of those they choose not to embrace. Masons are not recruiting like christians do.

The Order of Free Masonry is considered privilege and sought after by men of shallow wit to achieve membership in. I've been acquainted with many of them and usually find ethical fault in their thinking that they do not want to hear. So, they simply sever ties with me rather than suffer themselves in the eyes of a witness. Because their focus is not a deity but rather the order itself, there is no argument needed to exonerate themselves. They are simply happy to have that camaraderie going for themselves without hawking or shilling a deity so, hey, no fault no foul. Christians, on the other hand, will promote a deity as the source for the good in men and that's a slight of hand deception I will not imbue a child with.

Christianity leaves people inept about who they really are and there's no damage control that can reverse that kind of brainwashing.