Professor Robert George contemplates life

In his humble speech "What Matters to Professor Robbie George," Princeton's token conservative Robert George espoused his moral values. Highlights include:

"While faith is not the only path toward human good, it certainly makes finding the path easier." Translation: Good luck to non-believers.
"There are many mutually exclusive but upright ways of life." Glad to see that even atheists can be "upright."
"God has a plan, a calling, a vocation in mind for each of us. Finding one's vocation is about looking beyond personal desire to understand God's will." Does this mean that it's God's will for everyone to be an i-banker?