An attempt to refute the explanation of morality through evolution.

Hello Rabbi, I support the argument for the existence of God from morality, and I have heard a counter-argument that I would like to refute.
The counterargument is that the purpose of morality is the evolutionary success of the human species, and things like murder, theft, etc., would hinder evolutionarily a person and for any objective reason this would be problematic, there are a large number of arguments against this. One argument I thought of against this is that if this were the case, we would perceive nomads who don't want to live in groups, or willfully illiterate, in a very moral way because evolutionarily these are very important things.