Cloned Cube

What is our purpose in life?

To live to breathe, to sing, and to dance. Life is a wonderful thing For men to be free and enjoy the fruits of the Earth is a desire of all. It’s in our blood and in our stories. Look from religion to religion and to tales of old and one will see the telling of a purer time. The Garden of Eden, the Golden Age, times of purity without evil. Times were simple then as all man needed to do was live easily with the land providing all he needed. The purpose of life then was just to live.

Then came a darker time, as evil invaded from a twisted apple and the Gods made man provide for himself. No longer was he satisfied with what the land gave, now having to work for himself as soon there were many mouths to feed and not enough to feed them. Evil took root in those who refused to work. Those who would rather watch others work for them. The purpose then was to live the ever-changing world and provide life for your own children.

Time went on as man continued to multiply with woman. Finding food to eat and water to drink grew more difficult. Humans grew more intelligent, more aware, and began to understand and create. Contraptions and inventions to outsmart Mother Nature. It was a trying game to see how far they could go and how much they could learn about the world around them. Life became a challenge to stay pure, live small, and respect thy neighbor. Populations boomed as cities formed overnight. Crime filled the newly paved streets as the cities became hotbeds for evil. Beggars, losers, vagrants, and the scum of the earth. Man could not stay pure and life’s goal was instead to work. Every man drowned in work. leaving little time to think about their purpose. But out of the dark pools of evil came beacons of light. Churches, schools, libraries and more provided man with the tools to fight against the bad. Arming himself with morals and knowledge. LIttle by little a few did some good and it spread like evil had before. Men were enlightened to fantasies of old and finally their purpose to strive for in life. Not to work, or make money, or love, but to learn and do good, shine a beacon no matter what religion and open their eyes.