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    1. I thought that Cornell did a fantastic job in relaying the message of having a purpose for life. I learned that no matter what happens in life, it’s important to know why you did it. The reason that drives me and why I want to do something in the future. I really learned to take into consideration my why and start setting goals for myself. My drive to be in education is driven around the moment my parents see what I have accomplished. I have always felt the need to please them and make…

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    Christianity What’s the meaning and the purpose of life, the Christian life. According to the bible it is to glorify God and the enjoyment of him forever. It’s our belief in Jesus based on the life and teaching of Jesus, relating to the qualities and spirit of Jesus especially in showing concerns of others. In the ideal world Christianity is taught as children, through songs and stories of the bible. The very first song I learned as a child was “Jesus loves”. Growing up all I ever heard from my…

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    based on true stories and life events which allows readers to relate to her work. Three recurring themes in The Moment, You Begin, and More and More are the purpose of life, dreams, and nature. These themes are significant and are already themes studied in books the ENG 3U1 courses studies, which is why Margaret Atwood should be required reading. The theme of life is evident in The Moment, You Begin, and More and More. This theme is important and relates to my own life in various ways.…

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    Epicureanism’s view that life is merely to enjoy pleasures, runs contradictory to my views of the purpose of life. Taking what life has to offer, without giving anything in return, seems counter intuitive to human nature. The purpose of life is to contribute in such a way as to make this world a better place, improve one’s moral goodness, and help others along the way. To begin, to live one’s life purely with selfish motives in mind, is to take without giving back, using up all the…

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    “What is the purpose of life?” (Robinson 59). Your element is your passion and makes your life extra enjoyable. Exploring your options is a great idea because who knows what will happen. Not finding your element isn't ideal because it leads to a happy and complete life. What's the point of trying to find your element? For one, it can lead to having a job that you love. For example, Debbie Allen elements are her careers, "...career in dance, acting, singing, producing, writing, and…

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    If life had a purpose, then why do people still question themselves? The meaning or purpose of life is constantly being questioned by individuals every single day and for some, they never find the answer to it. This question is such an important question according to several of my classmates, yet when I asked them why they didn 't have an answer to it. I then continued to ask people around the school, in my church, in my youth group and anywhere else that I had the chance and was astonished to…

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    To quote Aristotle, “Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence.” The famous Greek philosopher Aristotle was one of the greatest gifted thinkers the world had to offer. He wrote a book called The Nicomachean Ethics, based on the theory about what eudaimonia (Greek for happiness) is. A book which is still significant for many references centuries later. Aristotle suggests that the core distinction of human-beings from any other living or no-living…

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    Throughout my life I have fought to determine my purpose in life. One day I found that meaning; it was to help those who needed it most. As a current employee in the Human Services field, being a caregiver for the mentally and intellectually disabled has helped me realize my purpose in life. Each and every day I strive to make a difference in a person’s life by assisting them to become more independent. For instance, every night that I leave work, I smile, because I know I have made a difference…

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    same question. What is the meaning of Life? The simple fact that we have found no conclusive answer to the question speaks for itself as to the complexity and difficulty of the question. However while there has been no single ‘meaning’ that has been accepted by all, throughout history different philosophers have argued countless points on the topic. This essay will address the question itself and whether it is one worth asking, it will touch on whether life can have meaning and if so, how is…

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    that advise what humans must do. Epicurus is one of the philosophers who taught about these ethics. Epicurus believed that the purpose of life was to attain pleasure. He believed that by attaining pleasure, one can live a good, happy life. Although this was his view on life, other philosophers such as his contemporary, Aristotle, had different views of what the purpose of life was. Epicurus was one of the major philosophers during his time. He was an ancient Greek philosopher who lived from…

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