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**bettingonosports** · 05-13-2010, 07:26 AM

Its not.

I'm certain that I have a drive & motivation to be of service to others & to contribute to the advancement of society as a whole.

But, as you just said, once you die, what you thought or felt no longer matters. So how can personal happiness be anything but totally inconsequential as a "purpose of life" for all peoples?

I was talking about his beleif that I do not agree with. So I looked up naturalism and it only accepts science and not the spiritual. But cosmology that is talked about on that webpage is scientific (based on Eintein's paper), but it also deals with what is not physical. They know in science that at one time the physical universe did not exist. Many physicists believe that at some point it will cease to exist.

05-13-2010, 07:26 AM	#11
bettingonosports Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 498 Senior Member	Its not. I'm certain that I have a drive & motivation to be of service to others & to contribute to the advancement of society as a whole. But, as you just said, once you die, what you thought or felt no longer matters. So how can personal happiness be anything but totally inconsequential as a "purpose of life" for all peoples? I was talking about his beleif that I do not agree with. So I looked up naturalism and it only accepts science and not the spiritual. But cosmology that is talked about on that webpage is scientific (based on Eintein's paper), but it also deals with what is not physical. They know in science that at one time the physical universe did not exist. Many physicists believe that at some point it will cease to exist.
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