To fail from time to time is only human, but to be a “failure” is when an individual is conquered by failure, denying to rising and trying again. Christians believed that they should be resilient to failure by virtue of their link with God. Christians mainly saw human failures from a religious and moral viewpoint. In the early eras, Christians believed the saviour himself had come to save them from their sins and immoralities. The saviour, Jesus in his teachings to the crowd talked about human imperfection in this understanding, “Shake the dust from your feet,” He meant for them to move on and plow forward. Witnessing and being rejected can make us feel like failures, but if we understand we are to expect it (John 15:18). The concept that Jesus came as a God to set the enslaved free and bridging the gap between universal, omnipotent, omniscient God and man, made a human perfect and accepted by God. The Christian outlook brought the thought that human perfection is unattainable, and the only hope for recovery from an imperfect time was through god. The Christian believed on the spirit aspect of life rather than the mental aspect, which Greek and Roman solution relied on. Augustine was a well-known Christian theologian throughout the Roman Empire, he had varieties of ideas on dealing with the matter of human being imperfection. He assumed that in order for someone to achieve excellence, an individual must realize what their mistakes are. He also believed that Rome, which had turn into the core of Christianity, was the City of Man: a city with both good and evil in it. Augustine believed that adversities come thru to everybody in the Roman Empire because it is God’s way of testing out those who follow him, and believe in him. His explanation to the problem of human failures laid in a human being ability to tolerate or fight through the adversities that they have to face. In return they would be granted endless life in paradise, and living as a perfect human being.

Philosophers in the Greek Empire centered on the idea that theoretical discussion leads to self brightness. They thought that the way to achieve a improved position of intelligence and an better way of living was bring into being by an individual’s, and groups, ability to recognize what is better for themselves. Ideas like this resulted in the Greek society taking part in self-governing considerations, in an effort to determine a better way to run the civilization. Greek philosophers such as Socrates, Plato, Aristotle, and Polybius were known to detail more on the notion of human failure. Plato saw