The question concerning the meaning of life should not be taken as unanswerable. It has a reasonable answer and one that should satisfy even skeptics. People often find themselves in a situation where ...

Meaning lies within the verb 'to live.''It is not that we must live with meaning, but that the act of living itself has ...

Scientists have debated the definition of life for decades, but they still lack a consensus on the answer. Experts believe that "edge cases" make life difficult to define and blur boundaries across ...

In our daily lives, we often face interpersonal conflicts and work pressures, feeling a sense of suffocation as if we are in a tunnel with no exit. It is not uncommon to wake up in the morning feeling ...

Arthur Brooks’s new book is enjoyable, smart, and often wise, but a search for true meaning must bring us to Christ. Sometimes this looks like basic fidelity to Scripture, which depicts Christ as the ...

Bestselling ‘happiness’ author Arthur Brooks and Utah civic/religious leaders Mike and Jacalyn Leavitt honored by Sutherland ...

From the moment we begin to question the world around us, one of the most profound and often unsettling questions we face is: What is the meaning of life? For some, this question leads to despair, as ...

This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. This voice experience is generated by AI. Learn more. Philosopher Immanuel Kant explored how human knowledge of reality is possible, positing that ...

Presaging Frankl’s emphasis on the congenital need for some sense of meaning and purpose in life, Carl Jung states, “I have observed that a life directed to an aim is in general better, richer, and ...

The bromide has it that a liberal is a person who won’t take his own side in an argument. To this we might add a corollary: there is a certain kind of conservative pundit who has never really had a ...

To successfully look for life beyond our own solar system, astrobiologists desperately need a viable definition of life. Even after a century or so of debate, they lack a viable universal definition ...

Back in my Episcopalian days in the Deep South, I remember hearing a fascinating conversation between a mother and son on their arrival at church. The son was asking his mother about why they came.