Many people derive moral principles from their own internal feelings and respect for others.
Aha! this is where many people also derive immoral principles. You are saying all standards of right and wrong are based on our own subjective perceptions of reality, which can be very skewed by emotion, personal bias, and personal arrogance.
as we have seen, some people drive immoral principles from the Bible, the Q'uran, or any other religious book or principle.
As you have just stated people derive their principles (moral or immoral from their own subjective experience). People often take their principles and put the face of a religion on it to acquire more followers, instead of actually following that religion's original moral standard.
You need to find morality and respect for others from within or you're just putting on a false face.
What?!? How can you objectively evaluate your own subjectivity??? This is stupid! True objectivity is looking to a source outside yourself for moral truth. Subjectivity is looking either to your own experience, emotions, or feelings. Subjectivity also looks to religion to try to fit it with your own experience, emotions, or feelings: THIS IS HOW RELIGIONS BECOME RADICLE!!!