Thus, while you can always find *a* meaning of life (a subjective one), you'll never find *the* meaning of life (an objective one).
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I don't see how it's useless. There's a big difference between your or my meaning of life and *the* meaning of life. The former can be whatever we want it to be; the latter is the immutable, transcendent meaning we all yearn for when we ask, "what is the meaning of life?"
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Meaning is by its very nature what we want it to be. We choose what the word "apple" means. Nature didn't apply the word "Apple" to apples, we did. In other countries, other words are used for apples. Hence, the meaning of the word "apple" is subjective.
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When someone decides that the meaning of life is to follow Christianity, that's subjective also. Unless you believe Jesus really is the son of God?
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Just because they think it's objective, doesn't make it so. The "objectivity" they claim to know is ultimately their subjective judgement. Anyway, I'm tired of this now. It's clear you are just arguing for the sake of arguing. I wish you all the best.
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I'm not a thought leader. And I'd rather you didn't follow me. Brother.
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