“He who has a why to live can bear almost any how.” – Friedrich Nietzsche Dr. Peterson says life is tragedy and suffering*. Peterson answers Nietzsche’s why, by asserting meaning and purpose are found in bearing as much responsibility (Nietzsche’s how) as you can to reduce suffering in this world. Question I: Why bring …
… or anyone with an answer He who has a why to live can bear almost any how. [1] – Friedrich Nietzsche Dr. Peterson says life is tragedy, life is suffering. To answer Nietzsche’s why, Peterson says meaning and purpose are found in bearing as much responsibility (Nietzsche’s how) as you can to reduce suffering …
By Baltasar Gracian
Nature was crafty, and perhaps even dishonest, when she brought us into this world. She arranged for us to do so without knowledge and therefore without suspicion.
The Liberty Bell may be damaged, but it is a symbol of American independence and the American spirit of resiliency. The Liberty Bell is located in Independence National Historical Park, in Philadelphia. The bell acquired its crack some time in the 19th century, reportedly when tolling to proclaim the death of Chief Justice John Marshall. …
This life is worth living, we can say, since it is what we make it from the moral point of view; and we are determined to make it from that point of view, so far as we have anything to do with it, a success … I confess that I do not see why the very existence of …
Sample philosophy text here. Thought for the day: Keep calm and carry on — Unknown
Currently, there are two views of Jesus Christ:
– Jesus Christ was God incarnate and He performed miracles.
– Jesus Christ was a man and his miracles were delusions.
However, there is a third possibility…