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- @arunanandarao | Why is there so much suffering?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"It reminds us life is interwoven with pain, longing and tears. But why is this so? What is the cause of this universal human experience called suffering?"5 min - @lhnath | What is the purpose of our existence?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"And by simple trust in Christ, by simple faith in him, we begin a relationship with Christ and our sins are wiped away and we have a clean slate, completely sin free. And it's the gospel story, it's the truth, it's the greatest story ever told. And it's not, it's, it's true. So then, with our sins removed, we are embraced by God and we are with him forever."15 min - @iamchantal | What is the purpose of our existence?Click here to reply to @iamchantal
"They always have to be around animals. That's where they feel most themselves. I often wonder if maybe they were an animal in their past life. They were some type of animal in their past life. And so when they come to this world, that's why they love animals so much, you know, stuff like that I kind of play around with in my head. But I don't know."4 min - @iamchantal | What was the make and model of your first car?Click here to reply to @iamchantal
"So the first car I ever got was a Toyota, a little Toyota Corolla. It must have been maybe a 2000 or 99 Corolla that my grandpa gave me. And my grandpa was a mechanic for his whole life until he retired. And it's funny, when you're young. Well, at least when."4 min - @arunanandarao | What is the purpose of our existence?Click here to reply to @arunanandarao
"To live, to be, to love, to awaken, to serve and to celebrate the miracle of being. From the ancient Greeks to modern existentialists, the quest for meaning has been a compass for human life. Aristotle posited that eudaimonia, living in accordance with virtue, bestow's meaning. Plato sought the good as the apex of existence. Existentialists like Camus and Sartre found purpose in consciously choosing to live authentically amidst life's uncertainties."15 min - @Mtwadamela | What is the purpose of our existence?Click here to reply to @Mtwadamela
"So if what the Western religions are saying, and we're gonna die here, and we're gon leave after we, after we die, we go somewhere else and we stay there forever. I don't know how long forever is. We can't wrap our minds around forever because that's too abstract of a concept. Because everything we know in this life, in this world has a beginning and an end. There's nothing in this world that lasts forever."4 min - @EnviousMods | What is consciousness? Why do you think it's ludacris?Click here to reply to @EnviousMods
"You see this quite commonly throughout every religion. I am not saying it is good or bad. I am just saying this is what I have seen through every religion quite clearly."15 min - @Luchianna | What was the make and model of your first car?Click here to reply to @Luchianna
"My first car was a Chevy Nova. It was a Chevy Nova. That was my first car that my dad bought me. Hindsight, if I had that car now, there's no way I would have a car. No, that car would have been. We would have been rolling. That was my first car. My dad bought me that car. It's funny how now, looking back, you can see the value in those other cars. I used to have a Cutlass Supreme."3 min - @AnngieKaye | What was the make and model of your first car?Click here to reply to @AnngieKaye
"So my first car was a brand new 2000 Chevy Cavalier, black. It was actually. My sister and I actually bought the car together. Because we bought the car, we figured we split the car note, split the insurance, and we did. And we actually, at this, at the time, I forgot where she worked at, but I think we worked in the same city, whereas."2 min - @lhnath | What song best represents your life?Click here to reply to @lhnath
"And this particular song, the reason I pick it is it's special to me. My sister in law at her wedding invited me to sing this song as well as another one. And so I did. And the day before the wedding, I met with an organist and we practiced. And then the day of the wedding, during the ceremony, I sang the Lord's Prayer. And it has a little bit of a high part. And we had practiced it a certain way."15 min
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