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amm1812
2 years ago
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“The entire universe is purposeful” How far do you agree with this notion? Whether agree or disagree,

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Amiraneli [1.4K]2 years ago
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The entire universe is purposeful as the evolution of life depicts how everyone has a role to play on Earth.

  • Life didn't "pop up"  accidentally on this particular planet called Earth. Earth was designed to accommodate human beings. No matter how big or small the purpose is, everyone on Earth has a purpose.

  • There's no one that's purposeless. One common purpose to every human is survival. As individuals, we strive daily on how to survive and meet our needs.

In conclusion, everyone has a purpose.

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