We have a special relationship with God, which implies that we have a specific purpose in life. We belong to God and through the belonging, we have a specific responsibility to act in a way that pleases God.
From a theological perspective, this belief underscores the idea that we are created in the image and likeness of God and are therefore inherently valuable and worthy of love and respect. It can also imply a sense of chosenness, where we are specially favored or called by God for a specific purpose or mission, to care for one another and for the world, and to seek justice, compassion, and peace.
This idea is a profound and deeply personal concept within Christianity and it can be a source of great comfort, reassurance, and motivation. It implies that each person has inherent value and significance in the eyes of God and that they are not alone in their journey through life. It can also instill a sense of purpose and direction, as individuals may feel called to fulfill a particular role by God.
However, with this sense of chosenness also comes a profound sense of responsibility. Those who believe they have been chosen by God often feel compelled to live their lives in accordance with divine will, to seek to understand and fulfill the purpose for which they have been chosen, and to contribute positively to the world around them. Therefore, as Christians, we must live our lives according to His will and put our ego’s aside and live a moral Christian life, through thick and thin.
Rev. Fr. Movses Shannakian