The placement of money, sex, and power?

Nietzsche made power the end-goal, Marx (communist) and Mises (libertarian) made money the end-goal, Freud made sex the end-goal, with other thinkers making "happiness" their end-goal, etc..

There is nothing wrong with money, sex, and power, but there is something wrong with making them the end-goal of life.

Religion rightly made God the end-goal, but their God was non-material and spiritual rather than supermaterial, and that end-goal was experienced as an inward state of bliss, or Father-Within, reached by blocking or detaching themselves from power, sex or money, at least by serious ascetics---small bliss replaced by large bliss but on the same hedonistic continuum.

The end-goal of theological materialism is to evolve in the material world to supermaterial Godhood, where money, sex or power, and culture in general, are subordinate yet important aids in attaining that sacred end-goal.

Human nature harmoniously corresponds to this hierarchy of values and morals, with life materially activated from within to evolve toward the zenith of successful survival, which is supermaterial Godhood, while interacting with outside changes from natural selection and ongoing evolution.