No, I don't. At least not in all cases.
What I see is that a Judeo-Christian ethos has been with us for so many thousands of years, it is ingrained so deeply at the conscious level and now just seems like "common sense".
There is nothing rational about loving your enemies, or sacrificing your interests on behalf of the welfare of a stranger.
There is no rational about reasoning that each and every human life has an inherent and equal value. Ritual human sacrifice and the discarding of the weak or feeble was part of human religious and cultural traditions for thousands of years.
The laws of Darwinian evolution and survival govern life on this Earth, and the kind of self-sacrifice, and innate objective moral truths about human life and relationships are not part of a biological or evolutionary law.