The greatest problematic of the experience of life is the issue of redemption! Everyone I encounter complains about the meaninglessness of life! The libido—whose origin science has failed to qualify with any valid attribute—directs itself toward the ego's life contents due to the absence of an ethical Idea, that is, an ethical ground; consequently, these life contents (ideologies and objects) are exalted as if they were sacred. This axiological reduction is utilized as a mirror by the ego in its pursuit of self-love, projecting the sacred onto the contents of life. Through this projection, the ego seeks to salvage divine value for itself! However, the penalty for this reduction has always been suffering.
It becomes evident that the problem of redemption is not related to the existence of the worldly ego within worldly systems! When approached from a problem-centered perspective, the issue of redemption lies within the myth of Adam and Eve's expulsion from paradise, and in the perpetual struggle of the descendants of the Sapiens lineage to rediscover the sacred value of their essence in paradise! Therefore, finding a role within worldly systems merely seals the mundane existence of the ego; redemption remains exactly where it is!