No. Anybody who finds the universal meaning of life deserves a prize! ^-^Is it true that the meaning of life is ';justice';?
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There is no justice in nature. Justice is a human construct. I feel the meaning of life is to simply enjoy it. If you enjoy the pursuit of justice, then it's integral to the meaning of life but probably not the sole meaning.
No. Common sense tells me so.
Absolutely not.
There is no meaning of life
We exist simply because we do. We are programmed by a clever system called natural selection to try and continue our existence, simply because the type of life trying to contunue its own existence is the only life that could ever continue existing.
We're here cause it can't happen any other way.
Justice is something we made up. Im afraid it is nowhere near the meaning of life. I mean, sometimes people say things like ';to experience life';, which makes me think it could be, but Justice is just.. no.
Absolutely not! Life has nothing to do with Justice. We create it to live with a small sense of safety. The only meaning or purpose of life the universe and everything is procreation, or 42 I forget.
It's not. It's 42.
No.
Obsessing about justice makes people into terrorists.
If I believe we know anything Jesus said , one of them is that vengence is reserved for God.
Of course when you are responsible for others, like parents or politicians you have to make decisions to protect people.
Justice is simply one aspect of judgement. To see the meaning of life, judge not!
I don't know what the meaning of life is. Maybe it is making a choice. B/C God let's us choose heaven or hell.
If life was meant to be ';just';, it would be..
Apparently it isn't..
Thus, life is not meant to be ';just';..
:-)
The meaning of life can only be decided by each individual. It would do you well to think about the difference between objectivity and subjectivity. Objective reasoning belongs to the realm of that which can be proven, example 2+2=4, most dogs are hairy etc. Subjective choices are values. For example it cannot be truly said that one recipe tastes better than another absolutely, since tastes differ between people. The meaning of life is just such a question. My advice would be to find something that brings you true joy, not zealotry, and devote your life to that ideal. Justice is, in my opinion, a dangerous concept to hang your life on. If you mean ';Your people attacked my people a thousand years ago and now you must pay'; or ';The federal government has overreached itself and I will destroy a federal building'; I would advise you to live your life in peace. Also, true justice is impossible to achieve. Even a lawman who locks up a murderer does not bring justice to the victim's family, nothing can repay their loss. It is however just that the murderer live his life separated from society, they have proven they cannot be trusted. Hope this helps.
Only YOU can define what the meaning of life is. Everyone has their own reasons.
Not true.
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';What is the meaning of life?'; is a question many people ask themselves at some point during their lives. Some people believe that the meaning of life is one or more of the following:
Survival and temporal success
* ...to accumulate wealth and increase social status
* ...to compete or co-operate with others
* ...to destroy others who harm you, or to practice nonviolence and nonresistance
* ...to die having succeeded in your purpose
* ...to live
* ...to protect one's family
* ...to gain and exercise power
* ...to leave a legacy, such as a work of art or a book
* ...to produce offspring through sexual reproduction or asexual reproduction
* ...to seek freedom, either physically, mentally or financially
* ...to seek happiness and flourish, experience pleasure or celebrate
* ...to survive, including the pursuit of immortality through scientific means (see life extension)
Wisdom and knowledge
* ...to be without question, or to keep asking questions
* ...to explore, to expand beyond our frontiers
* ...to learn from one's own and others' mistakes
* ...to seek truth, knowledge, understanding, or wisdom
* ...to try to discover and understand the meaning of life
* ...to expand one's perception of the world
Ethical
* ...to express compassion
* ...to live in peace with each other, and in harmony with our natural environment (see utopia)
* ...to give and receive love
* ...to seek and acquire virtue, to live a virtuous life
* ...to serve others, or do good deeds
* ...to work for justice and democracy
Religious, spiritual and esoteric
* ...to turn fear into joy at a constant rate achieving on literal and metaphorical levels: immortality, enlightenment and atonement
* ...to achieve a supernatural connection within the natural context
* ...to achieve enlightenment and inner peace
* ...to become God, or God-like
* ...to experience existence from an infinite number of perspectives in order to expand the consciousness of all there is (i.e. God)
* ...to follow the ';Golden Rule';
* ...to produce useful structure in the universe over and above consumption (see net creativity)
* ...to reach Heaven in the afterlife
* ...to understand and follow the ';Word of God';
* ...to worship, serve, or achieve union with God
Other
* ...to advance natural human evolution, or to contribute to the gene pool of the human race
* ...to advance technological evolution, or to actively develop the future human
* ...to contribute to collective meaning (';we'; or ';us';) without having individual meaning (';I'; or ';me';)
* ...to die, or become a martyr
* ...to find a purpose, a ';reason'; for living that hopefully raises the quality of one's experience of life, or even life in general
* ...to live, and enjoy the passage of time
* ...to have fun
* ...to protect humanity, or more generally the environment
* ...to pursue a dream, vision, or destiny
* ...to relate, connect, or achieve unity with others
* ...to seek and find beauty
* ...to simply live until one dies (there is no universal or celestial purpose)
* ...to participate in the chain events which has led from the creation of the universe until its possible end (either freely chosen or determined, this is a subject widely debated amongst philosophers)
* ...still some do not even think there is any purpose whatsoever (see nihilism)
* ...(This is actually an extension of the point immediately above) There is no inherent meaning to life, existence, the universe, etc. They exist because they can. However, humans appear to inately give meaning, usually many, often conflicting, to what they are conscious of. So, to each individual, the ';meaning of life'; is whatever they decide it is. In that sense, every point above is potentially valid.
Many people may feel that way because of the way major religions portray the afterlife.
If you were good, you get a good eternity/reincarnation. If you were bad, you get a bad eternity/reincarnation
More accurate is to say the meaning of death is justice.
No, my purpose in life is to help others, not judge them. In order to have justice, you need good and bad, positive and negative, or yes and no, to determine what is right, good, positive, and should be done. In order to help others, you only need to acknowledge differences and needs and respectfully try to fulfill them. There's judging involved, but not a you are wrong/bad. Just, you want/need this, and to get it, you need help. (Judging what is possible, not what ought to be.)
no!the meaning of life is 42!
In my view it is.
Next to food a water - Justice is top priority need.
But this is what lacking anywhere in the world today. There is no country that practice perfect justice. There is no religion that practice perfect justice. There is no mind that wish perfect justice in life.
So what is most lacking in the world today must be the true aim of life itself.
Too many think that the meaning of Life is Justice, one of the reasons we have so much anarchy in the world today.
Why can't we just get along and share.
Justice is certainly an aspect of life in this material world and we're intimately familiar with the term because we are receiving the justice we deserve every day. There is nothing random or coincidental about anything that happens. Each of us gets exactly what we deserve at every moment. The laws governing action and reaction on the physical plane also apply on the subtle plane and nothing is ever forgotten. When something happens to us that appears to be unjust, its because at some point in the past, in this life or before, we did something to deserve that. Therefore, yes, justice is a predominating factor in material life.
No. It's 38.
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