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Originally Posted by Truefire  To say there is no purpose seems like a divine cop out  , are you just gonna give up trying to find out? You've got so many more years left on earth, but you're just gonna leave it at that? Thats no fun at all! |
On the other hand, saying there is a divine purpose allocated to you could also be seen as a cop out. You're denying responsibility for your own life. Creating a scapegoat for when things go wrong.
But the more beneficial point of view (and one that's not an intentional misinterpretation of someone else's view) from either side is: a) I have no divine purpose, I can
choose what I want to do with my life, or b) I have something I am called to do, but how I do it is up to me, and I'll do it well, with divine guidance.