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50-100 years ago doctors cured wounds
50-100 years ago policemen stopped crimes
50-100 years ago train drivers drove their railcars on-time
I can tell you what God has to do with it with examples. The healthcare system for example is a lumbering beast where money gets thrown at it, more and more money every year. The experienced white doctors, particularly at consultancy level, they worship secularism and science. But their job at this level is to watch innumerable beans coming in and to move those beans around. Without moral purpose and without specific shared aims, like preserving the sanctity of the human soul as an example, this is just going to look like Universe 24 of the rat utopia experiment. They are not made to work towards anything. We have the beautiful ones running our health system. They stand for nothing in particular; they lack anything purposeful to do with themselves or with things they look to commit towards.
Any shared moral goal would be an improvement. Hindus and Buddhists can get a fair few things done in their own way and their own time. But our traditions are Christian. Under Christianity we accomplished most of our pre-modern history, and those accomplishments leave many an other culture for dust. Trial by jury instead of trial by might. Paying a wage, however derisory, instead of open slave markets. These ideas had not accidentally sprung up at our feet; they were worked for.
So believing in God, or "a God" is what's holding you back not in terms of over-zealousness but rather your lack of belief in anything.
God is as defined post-Christ, that of the kindness in man. The same ability to order entrophy, the same creative means and elements; just applied to universes. Any such humble creature with a forth layer of the brain contains that of God. All good dolphins and whales go to heaven.
I'm not a prophet or even a very good preacher of the faith or anything, but because I understand these things I can't stoically be shifted as much as when I was a God-loathing atheist whose faith in evolution and fitness survival depended moralistically only on the golden rule™. No talking point of the moment can arrange what I find to be good or not any more either. Wokery hasn't much room left if pride is most certainly a sin.