>Either you follow a nihilistic way and say that there is no point to life and that we should embrace that or you argue there is a purpose for every human that has to be found by themselves.
You have a very strict definition of purpose and try to use your own definition to proof your worldview. It's like a catholic speaking of faith and saying that everyone who believes in something is proofs for the existence of his god.
>I also wonder why you think that divinity contradicts the freedom of people to find a meaning and purpose.
You rarely post anything besides some meaningless blabber about divinity Which makes it hard to argue against because it is so devoid of any meaning.
>A world functions according to highest principles
I don't know what this is supposed to mean.