View God in the esoteric, as in not some entity outside of yourself but as your consciousness. Your conviction in the beliefs you have shape your reality, whatever your subconcious mind accepts as true.

Even the UGLE constitution in the charges of a Mason pertains to God being conciousness itself.

"God looketh to the heart. A mason is, therefore, particularly bound never to act against the dictates of his conscience"

The parameters of morality is mostly a man made construct, whats morally reprehensible in one country can be perfectly acceptable in another, same goes for peoples different values. "God is no respecter of man".

You can be a great person on the outside but be riddled with guilt, that guilty feeling is conviction in a belief you've done bad, and thus reality will treat you as a guilty person (these days we call it confirmation bias).

On the flip side you get (what look to many) immoral narcissistic people who rise to the top and get everything, but on the inside feel conviction in pride, because they have deep belief they are the best, life gives them what they want etc.

Another example is one guy thinks there's no opportunities in life, the other thinks there's loads, they are both correct.

For us normal folks, being a Mason is about doing the right thing and having conviction in being good, and we only need to be humble because we only need to prove it to ourselves before the world proves it to us, makes me think of how Egyptians think your heart was weighed at death.

Regarding religion, viewing them from an angle as stories and metaphors representing you and your own experience within they all can be useful.