These two thoughts differ a lot as they are based on different ideas and purposes. Worldly hedonism is based in the physical pleasure as sex or money. The Christian hedonism is based on the spiritual growth. The meaning of this thought is people can find the highest pleasure through God. Comparing these two pleasures, Augustine says that he did not finally know what pleasure is until he accepted God. These words explain how the spiritual pleasure is greater than the physical. Subsequently hedonism can be described as a stomach that as much as you going to feed it will never get full, the pleasures are going to be more and more every time. In contrast with that Christian Hedonism can bring the spiritual maturity to a person as God is the highest pleasure and desire comparing to everything else. However there is still a common factor between those two ideas. Both of them support that people’s desire should be to be happy and to seek for the pleasure. The best answer to this is what Piper says by the following sentences, “By Christian Hedonism, I do not mean that our happiness is the highest good. I mean that pursuing the highest good will always results in our greatest happiness in the end.” This is his attempt to explain why he used the