Exam 9: The Meaning of Life
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Many believe that unless a divine entity or transcendent reality has provided the world with ultimate purpose or value, life is meaningless.
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Baggini argues that the notion of a God assigning a purpose to humans should be _______ to believers and nonbelievers alike.
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Before Tolstoy's Christian conversion, his perspective on the meaning of life was
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Before Tolstoy experienced his Christian conversion, he was
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Pessimists regarding life's meaning believe that life can have no meaning if
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Philosophers distinguish life's value or meaning from happiness and moral rightness.
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Some maintain that the idea of God creating people for a purpose is an affront to human dignity.
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Is life meaningless because we and our world are so miniscule compared to the inconceivably vast cosmos, because life for us is so filled with misery and loss, or because there is no god or creator to give us a purpose or plan for living? Explain.
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