Is God the only foundation for morality?

Theme: Can there be morality without God?
Is god the only foundation for morality?
                Morality is a system which determines how one ought to act. It defines certain actions as good and others as bad. Morality is a human institution serving human needs, and the norms of the common morality will persist as long as there are humans around. It carries the concept of moral responsibility, referring to our conscience.
               Yes, Morality is not dependent on religion. Human beings are capable of empathy, compassion, caring, and judgement regardless of their religions. If God does not exist, then it is possible to think that there are no objective moral values, that we have no moral duties, and that there is no moral accountability for how we live and act. Objective moral values and duties do exist, then we have good grounds for believing in the existence of God. We cannot truly be good without God; but if we can in some measure be good, then it follows that God exists.
               Morality’s most idealistic demands are highly difficult if not possible for human beings because of our lack of knowledge. Even if we fail at what is most moral, it is still good that we choose a more moral path rather than a less moral path. Each step toward making yourself and the world a better place is good. When you keep walking in the right direction, you will, in time, go a long way.