Well I stole that idea from the web:

"We're not saying that all religious people are happier than non-religious people," Joseph
tells WebMD. " It's just that, on average, religious people tend to be happier
because they have a greater sense of purpose in life ." 

Actually, a spiritual path outside of organized religion works in the pursuit
of happiness, too. "Religion is only one path to sense of purpose," he says. 

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So friends, to you, what is your purpose in life?

For those who have religion in their lives, their answer is easy - religion at the least and maybe some other purposes too.

But for people like me, an athiest, agnostic or humanist - the answer would not include religion.

My purpose in life? To develop high self-esteem and be the person I want to be.

Whats yours?