Philosophy: The Meaning of Life?

123456789101112131415161718192021222324252627282930313233343536373839
Across
  1. 1. It is simpler to explain the existence of religions and religious beliefs nationalistically in terms of human psychology or neurobiology than it is to explain them by appeal to dieties.
  2. 4. There are only some moments of happiness in life, but permanent happiness does not exist.
  3. 5. Our understanding of God is a being than which no greater can be conceived.
  4. 15. Death is a natural process, natural event, or natural reality.
  5. 21. The belief that humans do not know whether or not God exists, but the existence or non-existence of God can be known.
  6. 22. If there is a supreme being then everything would be well designed.
  7. 23. Because there is no meaning in life, it must be chosen and invented by you.
  8. 27. Nothing matters, there is no meaning in life.
  9. 28. A supreme being created the world, but does not intervene in it. It's existence is determined by reason.
  10. 29. God is by definition, absolutely perfect.
  11. 31. The meaning of life is found in wanting only that which must be, and in eliminating all complaints and feelings of dissatisfaction.
  12. 32. The meaning of life is found in living in accord with nature and in rejecting conventional values of power, fame, and wealth.
  13. 34. Through a life of peace, simplicity, naturalness, modesty and virtue, inner tensions will disappear.
  14. 35. The belief that there is no such thing as God.
  15. 36. The very idea of an omnipotent being is logically contradictory, because it leads to questions.
  16. 38. Believes that miracles are not impossible but it's impossible to prove them.
  17. 39. The inner happiness comes from inner peace.
Down
  1. 2. Are events done by god which nature could never do.
  2. 3. The existence of a deity or deities cannot be known or proven.
  3. 6. The goal of life was to seek external pleasures.
  4. 7. The meaning of life is found in the immediate satisfaction of your sensual desires and in finding pleasure.
  5. 8. A omniscient being cannot also have free will, since it would have to will whatever it knows about in advance.
  6. 9. No two substances can share an attribute.
  7. 10. Many deities each with a particular role created and govern the world.
  8. 11. The belief that the existence or non-existence of God has little practical significance.
  9. 12. There is only one supremely perfect, omnipotent, omniscient, and omni-benevolent being who created the world.
  10. 13. If there is a God, it is up to you to give your life meaning by living authentically.
  11. 14. The ultimate goal of all human endeavor lies in happiness and lasting happiness is possible only by living in God.
  12. 16. There is a deity that is distinct from and transcends the world, which it creates and intervenes in.
  13. 17. If God exists, then God would have created a world in which everyone would have believed in God.
  14. 18. Human beings have a natural tendency to pursue happiness.
  15. 19. God and nature are one.
  16. 20. Happiness is the ultimate aim of human thought and action.
  17. 21. The belief that there are no valid reasons for believing God exists.
  18. 23. All happiness is an illusion.
  19. 24. The belief that humans could not possible know whether or not God exists.
  20. 25. The meaning of life is found in moderate pleasures, freedom from pain and fear, and in inner tranquility.
  21. 26. Believed faith is a fundamentally different process from objective reasoning, a matter of passion rather than reflection.
  22. 30. The belief that there is a deity but the existence or attributes of this deity cannot be known.
  23. 33. Argument Whatever exists must come from something else.
  24. 37. The human soul consists of 3 parts; the reason, the will, and the desire. A man is happy when all 3 parts of the soul are in balance.