People ask, "What is the meaning of life?"

So, what actually is the meaning of life?

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People ask, "What is the meaning of life?"

So, what actually is the meaning of life?

marienne · Answer

finding a sense of purpose and understanding that makes one's life significant

AcornTheNut · Answer

there is no specific "meaning of life" Some people think life has no meaning, you know? the meaning of life is opinion-based, and even different species may have different views on the meaning of life. so in non-yap form, the meaning of life is different for everyone.

KatelynGrace · Answer

Life what it means is ingot a purpose here on earth good didn't put your here for no reason life is something u should love and never regard because God got big plans for u all your life so what I trying to say life got meaning life is a beautiful thing and u should enjoy and never think there no meaning there is meaning

notmeta · Answer

there's no "true" meaning behind life. we're all just people who have their own purpose, their own goals, and their own dreams. its for every individual to decide what the meaning behind life is for them.

jjbruh · Answer

@jjbruh wrote:

i was being for real when I said 47 its a angel number google it

Angel number “47” is a message of 'congratulations' from your angels for the hard work and effort you have put in to achieving your goals and aspirations. Your angels ask that you keep up the great work and be safe in the knowledge that you are on the right life path and are successfully fulfilling your soul mission.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

jjbruh · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

if you don't mind me asking what does that mean

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@jjbruh wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

if you don't mind me asking what does that mean

i do not know i do not speak latvian

jjbruh · Answer

bro

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@jjbruh wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

if you don't mind me asking what does that mean

i do not know i do not speak latvian

bruh

1st4r · Answer

@jjbruh wrote:

bro

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@jjbruh wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

if you don't mind me asking what does that mean

i do not know i do not speak latvian

bruh

its a bad word. maybe search it up.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@1st4r wrote:

@jjbruh wrote:

bro

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@jjbruh wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

as my latvian father would say "kas dod sūdu lol"

if you don't mind me asking what does that mean

i do not know i do not speak latvian

bruh

its a bad word. maybe search it up.

i did not know there were latvian speakers here

Hero · Answer

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

jjbruh · Answer

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

oh ok thanks for telling me what it means

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Christians do not follow biblical teachings. Like I said, you are confused. You don't seem qualified to speak on the Bible at all.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Christians do not follow biblical teachings. Like I said, you are confused. You don't seem qualified to speak on the Bible at all.

to some extent they do you may be right but you cannot speak on behalf of all Christians also I said I had to generalize

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Christians do not follow biblical teachings. Like I said, you are confused. You don't seem qualified to speak on the Bible at all.

to some extent they do you may be right but you cannot speak on behalf of all Christians also I said I had to generalize

You say they follow "some" and yet you are unable to tell me what that "some" is.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Christians do not follow biblical teachings. Like I said, you are confused. You don't seem qualified to speak on the Bible at all.

to some extent they do you may be right but you cannot speak on behalf of all Christians also I said I had to generalize

You say they follow "some" and yet you are unable to tell me what that "some" is.

again I said I was generalizing i will not pull numbers out of thin air

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

All the answers above are incorrect. This is the only correct answer from the Bible. Here it is:

Ecclesiastes 12:13-14 wrote:

Let us hear the conclusion of the whole matter: Fear God, and keep his commandments: for this is the whole duty of man. For God shall bring every work into judgment, with every secret thing, whether it be good, or whether it be evil.

this would apply to only 31.6% of the world population, as this is Christian and religion is not objective 25.8% of the human population are Muslims and may disagree 15.1% of the human population are Hindu and may disagree 14.4% of the human population are Atheists and may disagree you can not state religion as objective fact in any capacity but also do not downplay any the advice some religious texts may give

The Bible is one thing. Christianity is another. You are confused.

the majority of Christians to some extent follow the bibles teachings i had to generalize by assuming each religion follows their holy book 100%

What biblical teachings do Christians uphold?

you tell me i am latvian

Christians do not follow biblical teachings. Like I said, you are confused. You don't seem qualified to speak on the Bible at all.

to some extent they do you may be right but you cannot speak on behalf of all Christians also I said I had to generalize

You say they follow "some" and yet you are unable to tell me what that "some" is.

again I said I was generalizing i will not pull numbers out of thin air

The issue is, you say that Christians follow some of the Bible, but you don't seem to know what of the Bible Christians follow or uphold.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense

religion is not objective in truth

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

CecePitbull · Answer

hero extra much.

CecePitbull · Answer

anyway i think the meaning of life is. well I don't think there is one. i guess its whatever you want it to be.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

the bible is also man made, is it not?

CecePitbull · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

the bible is also man made, is it not?

correct

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

the bible is also man made, is it not?

No John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

the bible is also man made, is it not?

No John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

the word of god has been transcribed into a book the book being manmade

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

well the supposed word of god

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i'm just saying be open to different interpretations of the meaning of life in a religious sense religion is not objective in truth

The Bible is not religion. Religion is man-made

the bible is also man made, is it not?

No John 1:1 In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.

the word of god has been transcribed into a book the book being manmade

The publisher of the book is not the same as the author of it. Psalms 68:11 The LORD gave the word: great was the company of those that published it.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

I'm making the clarifications you are confused about. I asked questions you were unable to answer.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

also, If i made a book of Arnold Schwarzenegger quotes, he would not be the author,
I would.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

I'm making the clarifications you are confused about. I asked questions you were unable to answer.

very redundant quesitons

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

I'm making the clarifications you are confused about. I asked questions you were unable to answer.

very redundant quesitons

You were consistent with being unable to answer.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

I'm making the clarifications you are confused about. I asked questions you were unable to answer.

very redundant quesitons

You were consistent with being unable to answer.

i do not claim to know much about Christianity as i am atheist but i have repeatedly said i am generalizing my original point still stands and any arguing after this is redundant

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i still do not see how this pertains to the original argument

I'm making the clarifications you are confused about. I asked questions you were unable to answer.

very redundant quesitons

You were consistent with being unable to answer.

i do not claim to know much about Christianity as i am atheist but i have repeatedly said i am generalizing my original point still stands and any arguing after this is redundant

Your generalizations are not relevant to the scriptures.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

is it written in the bible that many Christians do not read it?

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

is it written in the bible that many Christians do not read it?

The Bible doesn't talk about Christians

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

again generalizations are generalizations and i was making them to prove a point
that religion is subjective and one cannot objectively know the meaning of life in religious terms, or probably any terms for that matter

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

i do not know why you have decided to berate me on my admittedly lackluster knowledge of Christianity and the bible

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i do not know why you have decided to berate me on my admittedly lackluster knowledge of Christianity and the bible

Maybe it's because you speak on things you know nothing about. Maybe you should get your knowledge up beforehand. I am a defender of biblical truth.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i do not know why you have decided to berate me on my admittedly lackluster knowledge of Christianity and the bible

Maybe it's because you speak on things you know nothing about. Maybe you should get your knowledge up beforehand. I am a defender of biblical truth.

biblical and truth contradict each other is my point it really does not matter the extent of my knowledge when the point i made still stands

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

i do not know why you have decided to berate me on my admittedly lackluster knowledge of Christianity and the bible

Maybe it's because you speak on things you know nothing about. Maybe you should get your knowledge up beforehand. I am a defender of biblical truth.

biblical and truth contradict each other is my point it really does not matter the extent of my knowledge when the point i made still stands

There you go again. You admit to knowing nothing of scripture, but yet you're here making blind claims.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

what were my "blind claims" that I have not explicitly stated were generalizations?
also, my knowledge has no effect on the original argument, as I was just arguing against religious objectivity.

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

what were my "blind claims" that I have not explicitly stated were generalizations? also, my knowledge has no effect on the original argument, as I was just arguing against religious objectivity.

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13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

what were my "blind claims" that I have not explicitly stated were generalizations? also, my knowledge has no effect on the original argument, as I was just arguing against religious objectivity.

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you should explicitly state them because I do not see how they are blind claims

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

you still have not answered if any of this pertains to my original point

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

what were my "blind claims" that I have not explicitly stated were generalizations? also, my knowledge has no effect on the original argument, as I was just arguing against religious objectivity.

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you should explicitly state them because I do not see how they are blind claims

They're blind claims because you are unlearned regarding scripture. How can you speak on a book you never read. Doesn't matter if it's a generalization. Furthermore you have confused Christianity with scripture. Yet another false assumption.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

does any of this retain to my original point in any capacity?

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

does any of this retain to my original point in any capacity?

Yes. It's a demonstration that your initial point is invalidated due to lack of knowledge as well as inaccurate claims.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

does any of this retain to my original point in any capacity?

Yes. It's a demonstration that your initial point is invalidated due to lack of knowledge as well as inaccurate claims.

no it isn't. my claim was each religion generally tends to have different perceptions of the meaning of life. My lack of knowledge of Christianity does not mean that this point is invalid.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

the 3 largest religions of the world being Christianity, Islam, and Hindu are all very different from each other, and that is easy to see regardless on one's knowledge of any of them

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

the 3 largest religions of the world being Christianity, Islam, and Hindu are all very different from each other, and that is easy to see regardless on one's knowledge of any of them

Your error lies in the fact that there is no connection between the biblical scripture I posted and your reply to it. I posted a scripture from the Bible. You proceeded to talk about Christianity, Islam, and Hindu where there is no connection.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

the bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians 
it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion
to say they are not linked is crazy

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

the bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion to say they are not linked is crazy

The link you're claiming the two to have is an illusion. The so-called link between the two is false and again you have not made any effort to demonstrate a valid connection between them.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

it literally is the official holy book of Christianity
I do not know how you cannot see this

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

it literally is the official holy book of Christianity I do not know how you cannot see this

Where in the Bible does it say what you claim?

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

literally just google search "bible definition"

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

this is such fundamental knowledge I really don't know how you don't see it

Hero · Answer

Let's break down what you have claimed:

1. The bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians `FALSE They read, but do not study it with the correct understanding`

2. it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion `FALSE. The Bible is a holy book but not of the Christian religion`

3. to say they are not linked is crazy. No it is not "Crazy". `It can be easily demonstrated that the so-called link is an illusion. A mirage. It appears to be so, but it is not.`

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

Let's break down what you have claimed: 1. The bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians `FALSE They read, but do not study it with the correct understanding` 2. it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion `FALSE. The Bible is a holy book but not of the Christian religion` 3. to say they are not linked is crazy. No it is not "Crazy". `It can be easily demonstrated that the so-called link is an illusion. A mirage. It appears to be so, but it is not.`

You too are now making generalizations. You just refute every point I make and provide no evidence. How do you know that all Christians don't interpret the meaning of the bible correctly.

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

You have forgone the use of logical argument and just attack everything personally without reason

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

Let's break down what you have claimed: 1. The bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians FALSE They read, but do not study it with the correct understanding 2. it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion FALSE. The Bible is a holy book but not of the Christian religion 3. to say they are not linked is crazy. No it is not "Crazy". It can be easily demonstrated that the so-called link is an illusion. A mirage. It appears to be so, but it is not.

You too are now making generalizations. You just refute every point I make and provide no evidence. How do you know that all Christians don't interpret the meaning of the bible correctly.

I can demonstrate that quite easily. Not sure you'd understand seeing as you have no knowledge of not even the basics of Christianity

Hero · Answer

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

You have forgone the use of logical argument and just attack everything personally without reason

I gave it the effort it deserved

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

You have forgone the use of logical argument and just attack everything personally without reason

I gave it the effort it deserved

Which is apparently none, weird being that it is your argument

13ChudH4x0r37 · Answer

@hero wrote:

@13chudh4x0r37 wrote:

@hero wrote:

Let's break down what you have claimed: 1. The bible is a book primarily read and studied by Christians FALSE They read, but do not study it with the correct understanding 2. it is literally THE holy book of the Christian religion FALSE. The Bible is a holy book but not of the Christian religion 3. to say they are not linked is crazy. No it is not "Crazy". It can be easily demonstrated that the so-called link is an illusion. A mirage. It appears to be so, but it is not.

You too are now making generalizations. You just refute every point I make and provide no evidence. How do you know that all Christians don't interpret the meaning of the bible correctly.

I can demonstrate that quite easily. Not sure you'd understand seeing as you have no knowledge of not even the basics of Christianity

Well better get to demonstrating

GoatyGoat · Answer

The meaning of life is one of those timeless questions that has fascinated philosophers, theologians, scientists, and thinkers of all kinds for centuries. There isn't a single, universally agreed-upon answer, but a few perspectives can help frame the question:

Philosophical Views:

Existentialism: Thinkers like Jean-Paul Sartre and Albert Camus argued that life has no inherent meaning. Instead, individuals must create their own meaning through their choices and actions. The absence of preordained purpose can be both liberating and daunting.
Absurdism: Camus, in particular, suggested that life’s inherent meaninglessness—the "absurd" nature of existence—shouldn’t lead to despair. Instead, we must embrace life fully and find joy in the struggle itself, despite knowing that we may never find a definitive purpose.
Nihilism: This view suggests that life has no purpose or value, and often leads to the idea that we must create meaning for ourselves because nothing external provides it.
Religious Views:

Christianity: Many believe that life’s purpose is to love and serve God and others, and to prepare for an eternal existence in heaven. The meaning of life is often tied to divine will and fulfilling God's plan.
Buddhism: In Buddhism, the purpose of life is to transcend suffering by understanding the nature of desire, attachment, and impermanence. The ultimate goal is enlightenment (nirvana) and liberation from the cycle of birth and rebirth (samsara).
Hinduism: Life’s meaning may vary depending on the path followed, but many Hindus believe the ultimate purpose is to achieve Moksha, or liberation from the cycle of reincarnation, through self-realization, devotion, and good karma.
Scientific Views:

From a biological standpoint, the "purpose" of life can be seen in terms of survival and reproduction. Evolutionary biology suggests that life’s "meaning" is driven by natural processes like the propagation of genes and the survival of species.
Some people look to science to find wonder and meaning in the complexity of the universe itself, seeing human life as part of a vast, interconnected web of existence.
Personal Meaning:

Many people find meaning in relationships, creativity, knowledge, personal growth, helping others, and seeking happiness. Psychologists like Viktor Frankl, who survived the Holocaust, argue that people can find deep meaning even in suffering, by choosing how they respond to life's challenges.
Ultimately, the meaning of life might not be a single, static answer but rather an ongoing journey, shaped by individual experiences, beliefs, and reflections. What feels meaningful for one person may differ vastly from what resonates with another. It’s also possible that the search for meaning itself is an essential part of what makes life worth living.

CecePitbull · Answer

uh oh stinky

somnium · Answer

why do you think anyone here will know.