So far, in Perek 4, the Nehene says to eat, drink and to be merry because that is what G-d wants you to do and in the end G-d decides everything for you so man has no responsibility for his actions while the Amal says that man is responsible for his actions. The Amal says two life philosophies: 1) make the world a better place and 2) get rid of injustice. Then the Yirei Elokim is introduced. They Yirei Elokim says that both man and G-d have responsibility for your actions. He also acknowledges that the world is not perfect. I am starting to think that the arguing should stop between them and they should all come to a conclusion soon.