1. The purpose of creation was to improve the good for others. 2. True perfection can only be found in God, and any other perfection is only relative. 3. In order for God's goodness to be experienced by others, it is necessary for them to adhere to Him. 4. The acquisition of perfection is necessary for true adherence to God. 5. The existence of good is the root and cause of perfection, while the absence of good is the cause of imperfection. 6. The created being that acquires perfection adheres to God and enjoys His goodness. 7. The key to acquiring perfection is to have the ability to choose between perfection and imperfection. 8. The human species is the primary creation and all other beings exist for its completion. 9. The intellect and good qualities are aspects of perfection, while material aspects and bad qualities are aspects of imperfection. 10. The purpose of humans is to acquire perfection.