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Tolstoy on the meaninglessness of his life
I could give no reasonable meaning to any single action or to my whole life. I was only surprised that I could have avoided understanding this from the very beginning — it has been so long known to all. Today … Continue reading
Leo Tolstoy’s Apt Description of Blogging
We were all then convinced that it was necessary for us to speak, write, and print as quickly as possible and as much as possible, and that it was all wanted for the good of humanity. And thousands of us, … Continue reading
Tolsoy on a Friend’s Loss of Faith
A Confession So that, now as formerly, religious doctrine, accepted on trust and supported by external pressure, thaws away gradually under the influence of knowledge and experience of life which conflict with it, and a man very often lives on, … Continue reading
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On Living in an Atomic Age Great Reading
I saved a bitly link of it with this http://bit.ly/Living_In_An_Atomic_Age
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Tim Keller Debate on LIveStream Can Life Have Meaning Without God?
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Racism in Online Dating
The Atlantic from OK Cupid “Making the ineffable totally effable”
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When “Do Unto Others” Meets the Hook-up Culture
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Do We Build Wonders for Rain or Wonders for Glory?
Wonder Building If we were to build the Great Pyramid of Giza today one study suggests it would cost roughly 5 billion dollars. They believe it took nearly 20 years to build and required 4,000 workers to complete it. Estimates … Continue reading
What Helped Me Better Understand My Atheist Friends and our Debates about the Meaning of Life
I made a realization yesterday that helped me better understand my atheist friends. When we get debating atheist I kept arguing that they had a meaning deficiency. How can you have meaning in life if you don’t have a dominant … Continue reading →