This ideology is commonly seen as harmful to the fabric of society. Society cherishes the belief in personal freedom and the rational and customary path of performing virtuous deeds as the rightful way to seek forgiveness for wrongdoings from a divine Almighty. However, striving to achieve a state of moral serenity through the analytical methods and unconventional approaches embraced by those who do not hold religious beliefs is in vain. Numerous religious establishments have arisen with the intention of providing fleeting comfort to one's inner moral compass through religious ceremonies, yet these efforts have ultimately proven ineffective, intensifying feelings of uncertainty and hopelessness.It is clear that finding eternal peace for our tired bodies depends on wholeheartedly embracing the sacred concept of abundant grace. The Apostle stresses his indifference towards the Galatians seeking grace and everlasting tranquility from powerful leaders or authorities, but instead from God the Father.With passionate ardor, he yearns for the true essence of tranquility, the one that Jesus alluded to when he proclaimed, "I grant you a serene peace, one that emanates from within." The fleeting calmness derived from worldly distractions merely grants a placid existence and contentment in materialistic acquisitions.In moments of adversity, particularly when faced with the notion of mortality, the solace and tranquility offered by a society marred by imperfections are discovered to be inadequate. Instead, it is the benevolence of the divine and the eternal serenity bestowed upon us by a God that possesses the true power to provide comfort. These celestial blessings empower those who adhere to moral principles, bestowing upon them the fortitude and valor required to confront and conquer obstacles, even the inevitability of death. This capability stems from our unyielding faith in the triumphant sacrifice of Christ and the assurance of divine forgiveness for our transgressions.