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Is there a rational reason to be good and altruistic if you're an atheist?

Hi, I don't believe in any god, Kant's arguments don't convince me, I know from my own experience and from seeing others that being good to others doesn't necessarily make you happier person. Are there any good philosophical arguments that could help convince me that there is a point in trying to be a good person?
gpt
Moral philosophy in general rarely requires belief in a god. Ancient Greek philosophers like Aristotle, for example, cite *eudaimonia*, or human flourishing or well-being, as the good. Kant's moral philosophy, though you say you aren't convinced, is premised on good will, from which he details particular duties to others.

Perhaps you might want to read Scanlon's *What We Owe Each Other.*