[ frowns at all of these questions, though the second one is for... different reasons... ]
1. In a word, *passion*. I need something to which I can *wholeheartedly* devote myself, whether that be an important mission with which I have been entrusted or a pursuit that I find personally enriching. Whenever I am working on a project, I try to always leave at least some part of it *unfinished* at the end of the day to ensure that I have a reason to get up the next morning.
2. Such activities hold little interest for me.
3. Ostensibly for both, but I believe the *sinner* is the one who has more to gain. In many cases, those who have had evils committed against them are no longer there to benefit from any sort of atonement in the first place, and to remind those they left behind of what has been *lost* may only bring more suffering. *Restitution* is another matter, but I would consider atonement to be largely for the purpose of assuaging the sinner's own *guilt*.
un: killingtime
1. In a word, *passion*. I need something to which I can *wholeheartedly* devote myself, whether that be an important mission with which I have been entrusted or a pursuit that I find personally enriching. Whenever I am working on a project, I try to always leave at least some part of it *unfinished* at the end of the day to ensure that I have a reason to get up the next morning.
2. Such activities hold little interest for me.
3. Ostensibly for both, but I believe the *sinner* is the one who has more to gain. In many cases, those who have had evils committed against them are no longer there to benefit from any sort of atonement in the first place, and to remind those they left behind of what has been *lost* may only bring more suffering. *Restitution* is another matter, but I would consider atonement to be largely for the purpose of assuaging the sinner's own *guilt*.