Aristotle's Beliefs

The founding fathers of the United States, used the philosopher Aristotle’s beliefs of morals and values in the United States Constitution. His teaching of happiness, as the basic rights of American citizens. His arguments was the importance of happiness and, how it evaluate basic human lives. In old age, people should measure happiness by contribution to society, fulfill life purpose and humanity acts. Aristotle place the important of having a purpose in life for happiness. The importance in having goals as central in purposing happiness. Aristotle theory, the highest and most importance satisfying form of human existences is to have the fullest extent. Also how his beliefs on happiness has influence my goals of happiness and the ways
He believed morals can be measured instead of self-esteem. Self-esteemed cannot be measured and is different for everyone. While happiness is a central to everyone no matter their religion. What drives a person is different, there for goals will always be different. The differences will cause a person to be motivated in different ways. Therefore, a habit or virtues a person can cultivated behavior. Aristotle felt morals has the same concept between different religious belief than self-esteem that changes by the person personality or situation. His beliefs influence Murray book of the importance of government on citizen’s happiness and willingness to succeed. Happiness, is the understanding is to lead a life that enables to develop reasons and the principles. Therefore, happiness is not activity but, a profound and enduring. While achieving, happiness there would be misfortune and it can degree or determine a person happiness. It can be influence my material circumstances, which is place in society. However, by living life in accordance of rational thoughts and actions, a person will be bound to find happiness
A goal I have set for myself in the last two years was to graduate with my college degree. I will graduate from Queens College, with a bachelors in Sociology for June 2016. I’m completing my dream, after a very tremendous last two years of higher education. I decided to go back to college September of 2012. It was extremely difficult because being out of school for over eight years. There were many battles and disappointments because to relearn subjects, like essay writing and math. However, I never gave up and completed my Associated Degree May of 2014. Last year, my junior year at Queens College was extremely difficult. My father who encouraged education by reading, influence my appreciation of other cultures and humanity. My father an immigrate who came to America from Barbados, with limited money and was able to purchase three homes, a college degree and a trunk business. It made me want to join the Peace Corps and it’s easier to get into with a bachelor degrees, therefore, I went back to school to make a differences. He was suddenly diagnose with congestive heart failure March of 2015. He refused a heart transplant and had a dopamine pump to increase his blood circulation. His health deteriorate rapidly and passed away October 2015. It was extremely difficult for me because I suffer from depression. I did not give up on his teaching of a