The word “life” has several meanings. However, when people use the phrase “what is the meaning of life” they are not usually asking for a definition of the word “life”, they are asking a question of a different kind. What is the question that they are actually asking? Is it a proper question?
So what is the meaning of concrete?I think that it could be a meaningless question, like asking "What is the meaning of concrete?"
Something clear and certain, or real and in a form that can be seen or felt.I think that it could be a meaningless question, like asking "What is the meaning of concrete?"
It's shorthand for a bundle of questions: What is the ultimate nature of the universe - and what bearing does that have on how we should live? How SHOULD we live? Is our existence random, or determined by some kind of being or purpose? Are there 'rules' that we can work out or discover?The word “life” has several meanings. However, when people use the phrase “what is the meaning of life” they are not usually asking for a definition of the word “life”, they are asking a question of a different kind. What is the question that they are actually asking? Is it a proper question?
The word “life” has several meanings. However, when people use the phrase “what is the meaning of life” they are not usually asking for a definition of the word “life”, they are asking a question of a different kind. What is the question that they are actually asking? Is it a proper question?
The meaning of concrete is a hard question to answer.What is the meaning of the meaning of the meaning of life? And of concrete?
Thank you.It's shorthand for a bundle of questions: What is the ultimate nature of the universe - and what bearing does that have on how we should live? How SHOULD we live? Is our existence random, or determined by some kind of being or purpose? Are there 'rules' that we can work out or discover?
It's not necessarily meaningless, just vague.
Was that not what Wittgenstein said about religious experiences?Whereof one cannot speak thereof one must be silent....or something like that.
I read oft of this Wittgenstein,Was that not what Wittgenstein said about religious experiences?
About metaphysical speculation in general I think but -its been awhile.Was that not what Wittgenstein said about religious experiences?
Is that one of yours Danny?I read oft of this Wittgenstein,
Yea, in my younger days,
And what I read was half distaste,
And half again was praise,
And so I did bethink that I
Should take myself a look,
And read his rather short but dense
And dry, opinionated book,
But though I followed every claim,
For evidence, I do proclaim,
I found I had to search in vain,
And thus I therefore did decline,
To read much more of Wittgenstein.
Yes.Is that one of yours Danny?
This is covered in great detail on the rational proof of God thread The Rational Proof of God's ExistenceWhat is the meaning of the meaning of life?
This is covered in great detail on the rational proof of God thread The Rational Proof of God's Existence