What even is the point of life?

For most people, the point of life is to try to have a happy and satisfying existence and a life that fulfills our physical, emotional, and mental necessities. In the process, like on any journey, you walk, you fall, you pick yourself up, and do it again until you reach the end.

What is the point of life according to the Bible?

According to the bible the purpose of life is to love and trust and obey God. To trust that he has nothing but love for us and he would not tell us to do something with out a good reason. God does not have one rule that is asked out of selfishness. The purpose of life started out in the Garden of Eden.

Does life have a point?

Appreciating that life has no inherent point frees you to create your own point, your own meaning. Recognizing that you can create your meaning, that you can simply enjoy your one and only life, with all of its ups and downs, maybe the most freeing experience of all.

Are We all eventually going to be forgotten?

We’re all eventually going to die and be forgotten (even with a short-lived legacy of a famous luminary, the majority of us won’t become dignitaries). We can live to do something or for someone, but it seems senseless. – Quora What’s the point in living?

What is the point of life after death?

In short there may or not may not be any point to this life. Similarly, there may or not may be any point to life after death. The ‘point’ then is, that there is always an adventure to be had, there is always something to enjoy. Maybe life after death is another journey in itself or maybe we are going to be judged for our sins.

What is the point of life without a purpose?

Life is meaningless without purpose. Finding that purpose is what one must do in order to feel fulfilled (I mean true purpose not just making a bunch of money and hating your job.) Your question of ‘Whats the point?’ is not something that anyone can answer but you!

What makes life ‘worth living?

Lucid moments of recognition that you are alive and part of this infinite world. As simple and as obvious as that. And according to Comte-Sponville, it is exactly this “oneness of the universe’ that makes life ‘worth living,’ because it is complete, incredible, everything. We must accept it, because we are a part of it.