Influence, Vision, Purpose, Sense of Significance and Commitment to a Cause

Influence, Vision, Purpose, Sense of Significance and Commitment to a Cause

I respectfully disagree with Gaddis' definition of maturity being recognition of one's insignificance.

Had a youth in Israeli history named David subscribed to this philosophy, he never would have overcome the giant Goliath. We therefore must have vision, live for a cause larger than ourselves and stand for the greater good.

Foreign fighters and jihadi gangsters don't adhere to John Lewis Gaddis’ definition of maturity, they rather wholeheartedly believing in their significance and commitment to a cause (be it immoral or unjust in our eyes or not).

Modernists therefore must recognize their collective significance and individual significance since we all have a voice, influence and combined via collaboration our weight of influence is substantially increased to thereby overcome evil with good.

Whatever your life purpose is believe in yourself, the God who created you and the good of mankind to co-labor with you.

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Influence, Vision, Purpose, Sense of Significance and Commitment to a Cause