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Thread ID: 72662 2006-09-21 10:05:00 What's the meaning of life? Renmoo (66) PC World Chat
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486427 2006-11-19 20:56:00 oooooooooooohhhhhh thats deep mejobloggs... :D .... perhaps we just cannot see it for what it really is then.............

maybe just maybe its just to bump some post counts, and get some more veiws.:p

have a great day every one.:D

beetle
beetle (243)
486428 2006-11-19 23:05:00 Yah but seriously, life means different things to different people. Maybe to someone, it is their 'meaning' in life is to present their ideas about life to other people, and therefore joining in this discussion.

Are we talking about the individual meaning of life that we each decide for us personally, or are we talking about the collective... meaning of life for human kind?

And if this following lame wisecrack hasn't already been made, my opinion on you guys is seriously lowered :p
www.thefreedictionary.com

I don't know about life, but today... im just happy enough to get home from work, and play netball with my brother. Last week we won 19-3, yeeehaw.

Thinking too far ahead for too long can really screw your head.

Sigh... The present certainly is a wierd existance. Presently, we only exist for.. an.. extremely short time. Otherwise we ourselves only exist in our memory, and the future is just... potential. An expectance judged on the memory of the past, because the present whips by so fast that I wonder how exactly I feel.. right.. now.

Ehhh...

*mejobloggs goes back to sleep.
mejobloggs (264)
486429 2006-11-19 23:10:00 There is nothing easier than lopping off heads and nothing harder than developing ideas.

Fyodor Dostoyevsky (1821-1881)
SurferJoe46 (51)
486430 2006-11-19 23:30:00 To Joe & pico

Thanks for your replies. I admire your unshakable faith and I agree Christianity has pagan roots - take for example the modern view of the devil, is that not Poseiden (the ancient God of the sea) with his trident coloured red? But that aside, and given everything else that has gone on in this thread, what makes JW the one true path to God? I'd prefer responses that aren't self-proving / self-referencing.

Cheers, Andrew
andrew93 (249)
486431 2006-11-19 23:39:00 True enough, as with other creeds, it is possible to pick and choose those parts which takes ones fancy :)

I expect he is busily debating with John Maynard Keynes at this very moment !
If he were me,he would be looking for the truth of the matter,I doubt he would find it with Keynes.
Cicero (40)
486432 2006-11-20 00:50:00 Economists have as much effect on the economy as meteorologists have on the weather. There's lies, dammed lies, then there's statistics. Horoscopes are equally reliable ?
That's life.
R2x1 (4628)
486433 2006-11-20 01:50:00 Economists have as much effect on the economy as meteorologists have on the weather. There's lies, dammed lies, then there's statistics. Horoscopes are equally reliable ?
That's life.
At least we have you to sort out our probs.
Cicero (40)
486434 2006-11-20 01:52:00 You have indeed, does it make you feel lucky ? :D :D R2x1 (4628)
486435 2006-11-20 02:01:00 You have indeed, does it make you feel lucky ? :D :D
The word I would have used is depressed.
Cicero (40)
486436 2006-11-20 02:12:00 I'd prefer responses that aren't self-proving / self-referencing.I'm not a religious practitioner Andrew... but what is worth thinking about, as someone else questioned, is how did human life come in to existance.

I mean, it simply beggars belief that the current cosmos was once a void until something suddenly occured to make life possible, and it took accident to make it evolve into the ultra complex system that it is.

The bible explains it far too well, and simple logic must tell you that there can't possibly be any other way of life being created other than by a superior power.

I think the mainstream denial of a supreme God is fear. Fear that if they believed then they'll feel obligation to obey God's laws. And that just doesn't suit many people's lifestyles.

And the funny thing about that? These people are obliged to obey physical laws, created by God, whether they like it or not. Physics etc say you die if you don't get air to breathe, don't eat, don't drink. You are pretty much attached to the ground by gravity. The laws of nature are unavoidable. But people prefer to avoid the realities of morality, lifestyle and other Christian obligations - all laws that are equivalently made by God.
Greg (193)
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