Morality is not about dictates from holy texts, or from some spiritual authority. Morality is about the consequences of your actions on the world (people, places and things) around you. Evaluations of morality require context.

Beliefs are only as good as the information that they are based on. If the available information changes, or was originally misunderstood, then the beliefs based on the information should change accordingly.

Saying "I don't know" when you don't know is simply being honest. It doesn't help anyone to pretend to know things that you don't know.

Children trust their parents. Do not mislead them except for harmless deities like Santa, the Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy.

Do not be misled by the opinions of others.

It is through utilizing information that we have overcome superstition and improved the human condition. Throughout history those in power have always found information to be a threat. We must always resist this temptation as it is impossible to know where to draw the line.

My 10 year bought a copy of the Bible at a garage sale in an attempt to tease me. I encouraged her to read it and form her own opinions. I told my wife that nothing has successfully converted more people to atheism than the Bible.