re: For those wanting to live in a post-Christian America, how are you enjoying it

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("Judeo-Christian morality")

Which, in turn, is nested in a Babylonian morality....which, in turn, is probably nested in an ancient oral tradition morality.

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Oral traditions worked. Regarding Babylonians, also on track -- partially at least; You're conflating TWO opposite moral directions or branches of early civilization (and "morality") into one.)

One of those two eventual branches or spiritual philosophies can be said to be "Babylonian" (Cain-Lamech-Luciferian.) Babylonian "morality" was anchored in the Serpent while worshiping "the gods" and Lucifer.

The other branch-fork was the legacy that broke away from Cain and became the lineage of OT/NT Hebrews-Christianity (Seth-Enoch-Jesus-Hebrew). They went in the Abrahamic direction.

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Jews didn't invent morality.

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True. But they did embrace and accept it's divine law, given we are told God wrote it upon the heart of ALL Men (as has already been stated here.)

The truth and the historical legacy has its roots and account in the Apocrypha as well as Old Testament -- written by Moses as transcribed by God Himself.

For those who may be non-believers the Biblical texts (and more about Evolution / pre-Adam man / Cro-Magnon and Old-Earth), the genesis of "morality" is obviously speculative.