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Jelle Klap wrote:The purpose of life is to end.
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Bear Bibeault wrote:To leave the world a better place than when you found it.
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Vishal Hegde wrote: What is the Purpose of Human Life
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Horst Stieg wrote: The purpose of your life is the one that you give to it. For some it is watching daily soaps and "reality" TV, for some wasting their time with religion, for others it is saving whales (or puppies ...).
"Half of the science is to ask question"
Vishal Hegde wrote:What is the Purpose of Human Life
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Horst Stieg wrote:The purpose of your life is the one that you give to it.
fred rosenberger wrote:I submit the following question to the original poster:
Why do you assume that life must HAVE a purpose?
Daniel Doboseru wrote:Because we all live by purposes. Without a goal, or a purpose we wouldn't knew what evolution means and we wouldn't have all the things that surrounds us today.
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fred rosenberger wrote:Does this hold true for dogs, lizards, paramecium, trees and mold?
fred rosenberger wrote:I submit the following question to the original poster:
Why do you assume that life must HAVE a purpose?
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Paul Clapham wrote:
fred rosenberger wrote:Does this hold true for dogs, lizards, paramecium, trees and mold?
Sure. Consider the spider (who is one of your distant relatives). She builds a web, catches and eats flies, and lays her eggs in a reasonably secure place. But next week the web will be gone and the spider dead, eaten by a bird maybe. So what was the purpose of that? It was those eggs. Everything else was done so that the spider's descendants could live and do the same kind of thing.
Yes, this is a recursive sort of purpose, but computer programmers understand recursion, don't they?
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Frank Silbermann wrote:To learn the Purpose of Life you first have to identify the true religion. It's doctrines will tell you. (Or am I confusing the Purpose of Life with the Meaning of Life?)
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Frank Silbermann wrote:[Y]ou first have to identify the true religion.
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
Vishal Hegde wrote:Without any purpose we might just go mad
Vishal Hegde wrote:and it will really become difficult to see time fly by
Vishal Hegde wrote:while a person with purpose(if he knws what he wants to do), there is not such variable as Time with a sense of satisfaction from his mind and body....
There are only two hard things in computer science: cache invalidation, naming things, and off-by-one errors
fred rosenberger wrote:
Vishal Hegde wrote:Without any purpose we might just go mad
and you might not. What is your point?
Vishal Hegde wrote:and it will really become difficult to see time fly by
I claim a supposition of facts not in evidence. Why will it become difficult? Who says so? What evidence do you have supporting this.
Vishal Hegde wrote:while a person with purpose(if he knws what he wants to do), there is not such variable as Time with a sense of satisfaction from his mind and body....
This makes no sense to me at all.
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If you are happy and in a blissful state you dont come to know how time flyed by
Frank Silbermann wrote: To learn the Purpose of Life you first have to identify the true religion...
Vishal Hegde wrote: ...most of the religions try to educate us almost the same thing
fred rosenberger wrote:
Frank Silbermann wrote:[Y]ou first have to identify the true religion.
Can you define what you mean by "true religion"?
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How are you friends? Hope that everthing is 'OK'...
Frank Silbermann wrote: To learn the Purpose of Life you first have to identify the true religion...
Vishal Hegde wrote: ...most of the religions try to educate us almost the same thing
Common characteristics of all the Abrahamic religions are the same... They called peoples to believe in the oneness of Allah (God) and all the prophets has attested to each other. Allah (God) is not like to his creations... There are only beautiful names and divine attributes of introducing him...
If we take into consideration the experiences of the three Abrahamic religions, Islam, Judaism and Christianity, we will see that the religious foundations of tolerance, dialogue and living together are present in the source of almost all three religions...
Additionally, for example: the different aspects of Islam from the previous religions are as follows:
1 - First of all, previous religions addressed certain periods of time and people of a certain region. Islam addresses the whole mankind. The call of Islam is general and universal.
2 - Previous religions addressed only people who lived at that time. The characters of the people of that time were rude and their nature was somewhat wild. They were backward in science, civilization, ideas and understanding.
The means of transportation and communication were in a primitive state. The cultures, beliefs, customs and traditions of each region were different. The exchange of cultures and views were rare. Therefore, it was necessary to send different prophets and different religions to each community. In time, when human beings made a lot of progress in terms of science, ideas, culture and civilization, previous local religions could not meet the requirements of people. Thereupon, God Almighty sent Islam as the last religion to all human beings.
The religion of Islam has the characteristics of being able to address the whole humanity, from the people that lived 1400 years ago to the modern people of the future. Therefore, its rule is permanent and valid until the Day of Judgment.
fred rosenberger wrote:
Frank Silbermann wrote:[Y]ou first have to identify the true religion.
Can you define what you mean by "true religion"?
to investigate and find out the truth is your duty...
Thanks,
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Sandra Bachan wrote:I think some higher power put us on Earth as a test
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Sandra Bachan wrote:Mike, We'd love to know how you are trying to prevent 16000 children from dying of hunger-related causes. Perhaps some of us may be able to help.
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Sandra Bachan wrote:Mike, We'd love to know how you are trying to prevent 16000 children from dying of hunger-related causes. Perhaps some of us may be able to help.
Doing your bit to make this world a better place does not answer the question what is the purpose of human life. I don't think that there is a religious reason because religion doesn't make sense. I think that there is a scientific reason, however, we are many years away from understanding this scientific reason. We will eventually get there though.
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