Using the Doctrine of the Mean, Behaviorism, and Secular Humanism can guide one to living one's life ethically without the influence of theology. No matter what one may be taught religiously, it is life experience and one's surrounding environment that leads humanity to make certain choices. All one must do to be ethical is have good qualities, a good environment and influences, and ethically based life lessons to understand what actions are necessary to be good. Trying to be good without God may seem impossible, but through these ideals, being moral is within one's grasp.