Does life have an objective meaning? Is there an "absolute

>>1085734
meaning was generated for you by evolution in the form of pain and pleasure, humans can also generate meaning by inventing values and principles out of thin air

>>1085734
>Does life have an objective meaning?
no

>Is there an "absolute truth"?
no

>How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?
Dude faith lmao

Follow Jesus

>>1085734
You are the only one who can answer those questions for yourself to accept them.

You need to create a way of interpreting everything so it makes sense to you.

Take care of updating this view of yours with every new meaningful experience that you think is important to add up, and don't be afraid to check if you need to rectify or back up on anything you previously believed if you feel like so.

That's what I do and I'm pretty happy.

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>>1085734

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>>1085793
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>>1085734
>Does life have an objective meaning?
No
>Is there an "absolute truth"?
Depends
>How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?
You probably can't. Just follow the path that feels right to you.

>Does life have an objective meaning?

No

>Is there an "absolute truth"?

No

>How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?

Through trial and error

>>1085793
So I should become a bastard drunk kissless virgin and get myself crucified by Jews?

>>1085734
>Does life have an objective meaning?
No.
>Is there an "absolute truth"?
No.
>How can an individual be sure he is following the true path?
Mu.

>>1085734
There is no true paths, there's just a culmination of decisions. Nihilism is fit cowards finding no meaning in anything because they have dedicated themselves to a lack of inner purpose. if you ask if almost anything so complex has a concrete purpose, you'll arrive at the conclusion that there is. Philosophically it may be objective, but consider the subtle nuances of a life someone was genuinely satisfied with living.

>>1085734
"Life having a meaning" presuppose teleology.

"absolute truth" is an epistemological knightmare. You'd have to kill the Cartesian Demon to even start.

"True path" is a undefined term

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>>1086906

Mu.