The idea of predicting behavior is not only frightening, but it is ludicrous. You might be afraid that if you can predict your own behavior, you will have no choice as to how you will act. There is no such thing as chance or accident; the words merely signify our ignorance of some real and immediate causes. A fully human person appreciates their own uniqueness and individuality. Many parents teach their children to try and cop some imaginary perfect human being, but each person is unique, and a healthy person appreciates his or her own special qualities. A fully human person is aware of the common bond they have with all other people. One knows that one is like other people in having physical and emotional needs, which must be addressed and satisfied. People look for the common thread in all human experiences. Individuals recognize that differences, such as nationality, or religion are artificially imposed and less important than the similarities among humankind. A fully human person knows they are fully responsible for their own existence.

 They evaluate the teachings of the society of which they are a member, making a decision to reject what one considers undesirable or dehumanizing. Real humans base their personal philosophy and life on their decisions and take full responsibility for their actions. A fully human person does not demand perfection, but tries to fulfill one’s own potential. Then they brought him a demon possessed man, who was blind and mute, and Christ healed him, so that he could both talk and see. All the people were astonished, and said, “Could this be the Son of David?” The good person brings out things out of good stored up in them, and the corrupt individual brings out the fraudulent things stored in them. However, I tell you that humans will have to give account, on the Day of Judgment for every careless word they have spoken. For by your words and actions, if they are good, you will be acquitted, and by your words and actions you will be condemned.