Charles Koch: Exploring The Value Of Life

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The value of life means different things to different people based upon their upbringing, culture, race, and other demographics. However, for me, I value the ability to openly worship God, being with my family and friends, the opportunity to work, and the blessing of life. Theoretically, values can change and are relative to the situation or place in a person’s life (Bethel, 2015). As a nation, it appears power, control, wealth, choice, and self is the focus of value. In a Charles Koch interview he stated, “I 'm more interested in the understanding, the education, the cultural aspects...that 's what 's going to drive what kind of country we 're going to have and whether we can really change the trajectory of the country”. (Fisher, 2015,