The Thoughts of We

The Meaning of Life is a universally-accepted question, with many different opinions. The question itself is difficult to answer. Some people argue that it is subjective, while others say it is objective. For them, the answer is a combination of argumentation, evidence, and personal experience. For other people, the question is more elusive. Regardless of the answer, a search for meaning should never end. There are countless theories and viewpoints on this issue.

Attempts to answer this question can be categorized into four primary theories: naturalism, supernaturalism, and hybrid naturalism. Naturalism denials the existence of any higher power, and objective naturalism affirms the existence of nature. Both are valid, and both claim to be true. However, they do not agree on which theory is right for each person. Although all four are relevant, the latter is the most popular, despite being the most controversial.

Philosophers disagree about which definition is the most significant. While many consider the question a fundamental philosophical question, some have argued that the meaning of life should be a single, all-encompassing question. They emphasize the sense-making connotation of meaning, whereas others focus on origins, significance, and value. The most popular view is the amalgam interpretation. Some philosophers favor a narrative explanation of life while others favor a cosmological understanding of death.