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"Non-axiomatic" just means there's something measurable the morality is built upon. Religions, at least generally speaking, build on at most axiom-level trust in the words of some prophetic figure, as the divinity itself is immeasurable. With what I'm mentioning, the central tenants are "what...

Current morality, due to a lack of properly hammered-out psychology interfacing with ethical philosophy, very much does come down to axioms as a necessity from lack of applicably data. We quite simply don't have a "base truth" that we can build morality out of without resorting to a moral axiom...