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1. www.thegospelcoalition.org › article › can-life-haveCan Life Have Meaning Without God? - The Gospel Coalition

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   Jul 16, 2013 · A person can deny the existence of God and still have a meaningful life. But this fact no more proves that life can have meaning without God than a person who denies the existence of oxygen and still enjoys good health would prove that you can be healthy without oxygen.

2. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogPurpose, Meaning, and Morality Without God - Psychology Today

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   Sep 9, 2018 · “Without God, life has no purpose, and without purpose, life has no meaning. Without meaning, life has no significance or hope.” –Pastor Rick Warren, in The Purpose Driven Life.

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4. www.patheos.com › blogs › livinginthelightWhat Does A Life Without God Look Like? | Amy Blossom - Patheos

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   1 day ago · The truth is, if we don’t have the Lord in our lives, we’re automatically on the side of the devil. Without God, we inadvertently give Satan permission to have control. The Apostle Paul writes ...

5. reknew.org › 2018 › 07Can Life Have Meaning Without God? - Greg Boyd - ReKnew

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   Without God we really can have purpose in life, but we can not have meaning. Acting as if there is meaning in a godless universe is, as Camus put it, an “absurd… incomprehensible, dumb show” (The Myth of Sisyphus, pg. 11).

6. www.psychologytoday.com › us › blogAtheism, Meaning, and the Absurdity of It All - Psychology Today

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   Feb 16, 2014 · Can life have meaning without belief in God? Posted February 16, 2014. One of the most common criticisms of atheism is that life can have no meaning without God-belief. I’ve always found...

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   Sep 24, 2015 · The answer is yes—from an evolutionary gene's eye view… But from almost every other perspective—individual, group, moral, environmental, or concern for life as a whole—the answer to the...

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   Can life have meaning without belief in God?

   • One of the most common criticisms of atheism is that life can have no meaning without God-belief. I’ve always found this argument puzzling, because even if true it does absolutely nothing to prove the existence of God.

   Atheism, Meaning, and the Absurdity of It All - Psychology Today

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   Can life have no meaning without God-belief?

   • One of the most common criticisms of atheism is that life can have no meaning without God-belief. I’ve always found this argument puzzling, because even if true it does absolutely nothing to prove the existence of God. What the believer is saying is that God-belief gives him or her the feeling that life has meaning.

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   What happens if there is no God?

   • Many atheists argue that if there is no God, then the universe and human life have no objective meaning. However, they also suggest that we are able to give our lives meaning and bestow meaning upon ourselves.

   Can Life Have Meaning Without God? - The Gospel Coalition

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   Can we have purpose in life without God?

   • According to the article by Greg Boyd on ReKnew, we can have purpose in life without God, but we cannot have meaning. The author references Camus, stating that living as if there is meaning in a godless universe is 'an “absurd… incomprehensible, dumb show” (The Myth of Sisyphus, pg. 11)'.

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   What if God does not exist?

   • It has been argued that if God does not exist, then life can have no ultimate meaning. Historically, this argument has gone along these lines: if humans are here only because of bio-chemical circumstance, then humans are accidents. We weren’t meant to be here. The universe did not require us, and it does not have rules for us, or a plan for us.

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   Does believing in God help you find meaning?

   • Well, that’s great, but your feelings don't prove anything. In fact, while believing in God helps some find meaning, thanks to a fine new book called A Better Life: 100 Atheists Speak Out on Joy and Meaning in a World Without God, believers and nonbelievers alike have strong evidence that the godless can and do enjoy lives of rich meaning.

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9. darkroomfaith.com › identity-meaning-without-godIdentity - Can there be meaning in life without God? - Darkroom

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   IDENTITY: Can there be meaning in life without God? In a limited, temporal sense, yes. But in a wholistic, eternal sense, no. You probably know people who don’t believe in God or follow him who seem to have meaningful lives.