They do not however, share the same definition of happiness. While the ideal man defines happiness in terms of wealth and good health, the Christian finds happiness in serving God. The ideal man “claims much and deserves much”, whereas the Christian believes in modesty and humbleness. Ultimately the best distinguishing factor between the ideal man and the Christian is that the ideal man is well born, a member of the upper class, and in a position of superiority, whereas the Christian is not restricted to such limited qualifications...
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Anyone who chooses the salvation of God can live life to its fullest potential. Where the ideal man seeks to gain the world, the Christian seeks to gain eternity.
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