Louis P. Pojman is a supporter of the idea that autonomy, as an ability to make choices, is not as valuable as a purpose of the life. In his article her presents his point through the argument with an atheist, who is asserted that a religion restricts a human ability to act independently. In response, Pojman argues that having a purpose in life is more valuable than autonomy. He brings an idea that theistic religion gives more meaning; it is claimed to tell the truth about the world; therefore, it will help to follow your destiny. Although, Pojman points out that autonomy and purposiveness can be understood together, he claims that once a man knows his purpose, he will gain an advantage to make a more intelligent choice in life. Hence, a religion,
