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“HUMAN PURPOSE”

Every species or organism exist with a reason, they all have their own part and
purpose into our world. The questions are what is the ultimate purpose of human life, what is the
connection of morality to the purpose of human lives, and what is the Christian morality.
The purpose of human life solely depends on the actions that are done, because there is
no human act without a purpose. After being created, we have our vocation which means to
summon or to call, God put us in the world to love and serve Him. Humans are destined to
experience a life of beatitude because the image of God are what reflects us. And then there is
the morality, which is the quality of human acts or its relation to their nom, and some of those
actions can be good or evil. Human acts are solely based on our will and nothing else. And the
humankind was bestowed with freedom, to have free will, and have the freedom for their
choices.

The Christian morality is the science of religion where we are directed to God. It is
morality that is based on Christian principles, and is divided into two kinds, the general and the
special. But there is a standard about this morality. First, the will of God states that God is the
center and basis o morality, but there is no definite claim that we can use it as a standard basis.
And then there’s the conscience, which means the judgement of an intellect on the goodness or
evil of an act performed or to be performed. There are two conscience, the right conscience
which is based on right principles, and the erroneous conscience which is based on false
principles. Lastly, we have the laws that dictates or guide our action in our society. It is an
ordinance of reason, promulgated for the common good by one who has charge of society. The
divine laws are, eternal law which is Gods eternal plan, natural law, that man knows naturally
because of the bestowed intellect to them, and the divine positive law, or the ten commandments.
And then the human law, or the laws that are made by the humans.

Therefore, we can conclude that the purpose of human life are solely based on God itself,
and also from the standards that is set to do good things that will help to mold as deserving of the
grace of God.

Catechism of the Catholic Church