Enchiridion 31 looks at the relationship with us as humans as something divine as well as with each other. Having a belief in something greater gives us the ability to look at something greater.

Do not use divine aspects as excuses to blame what happens in life. It reminds us to understand what we can and cannot control in life. This provides the perspective of being realistic in life.

Everyone should be free to practice their own beliefs but have pure reasons for doing it and not for ulterior motives. Having belief in something greater than yourself makes you behave in according to your own convictions.