Humans were originally created with the purpose of fostering the collective good of society while simultaneously tending to their personal needs. This inherent duality has historically caused individuals to associate the highest rewards with exceptional intelligence. Yet, this intelligence can become perilous when misused to manipulate or take advantage of cautious neighbors and those who trust them. Human nature is inherently complex and often filled with contradictions. Ironically, the divine curse condemns humanity’s destructive impulses, highlighting the conflicting aspects of human existence. From a divine perspective, God’s divine conflict is solely focused on combating lawlessness and chaos. The individual who seeks power driven by malicious intent and reckless ambition—whose aspirations are ultimately doomed to failure—embodies tendencies that are inherently self-destructive. The despised capitalist, in this view, is merely acting in accordance with divine will; thus, divine judgment may swiftly condemn such a person, ultimately including them among the righteous. In contemporary Christian circles, many believers find themselves deeply involved in church politics, often motivated by pragmatic considerations rather than purely spiritual ones. Divine wrath, according to this understanding, will inevitably descend upon those who fail to uphold divine standards and moral principles. It is only natural that pervasive corruption and moral decay will eventually lead to the most extreme suffering—namely, a state of miserable slavery. Innocent and foolish individuals are also likely to fall victim to catastrophic destruction, especially if civilization refuses to confront and resist the enduring curse that plagues humanity. The fundamental purpose of human creation—to promote collective well-being while caring for individual needs—has historically been intertwined with a recognition that intelligence and ambition can be both a blessing and a curse. When misused, intelligence fuels exploitation and greed, leading to chaos and suffering. The divine curse, in an ironic twist, serves to condemn humanity’s tendencies toward destruction, emphasizing the importance of moral discipline. According to divine law, the ongoing conflict is solely against lawlessness and disorder. Those who pursue power with malicious intent and reckless abandon—whose ambitions are doomed from the start—exhibit self-destructive tendencies that ultimately harm themselves. The so-called despicable capitalist, often criticized in moral discourse, is viewed here as simply fulfilling divine will in a faithful manner; divine judgment, therefore, can swiftly condemn such individuals and even elevate them to the ranks of the righteous if they align with divine purpose. In modern Christian communities, believers often become entangled in church politics, driven by practical concerns and societal ambitions. Divine wrath, according to this perspective, will inevitably fall upon those who fail to adhere to divine standards of righteousness and moral integrity. It is a natural consequence that widespread corruption and moral decay will eventually culminate in the most severe form of suffering—an existence of complete and utter slavery. Even the foolish and naive are destined to suffer extreme destruction unless civilization awakens to confront and resist the persistent and enduring curse that afflicts humanity.