A Philosophy of Life

able achieve activity adequate answer argument Aristotle atheism awareness axiological basis becomes believe body called choice coherent concerning consciousness Corliss Lamont created creative death design for living determined deterministic discussion drive earth economic emotions energy ethical evidence existence existence of God Explain face factors faith forces God's happiness Harry Emerson Fosdick human personality hypothesis ideas important individual instrumental values intelligent intrinsic values Jesus Karl Barth laws life's limitations living man's marriage matter means ment mental moral rightness natural evil never one's ourselves perience personal love philosopher physical Plato position possible private fact probability problem purpose rational reality reason recognize regarded relationship religious responsible rience satisfaction scientific scientist seek sex expression significant social Socrates sonality suggested T. V. Smith teleological term theory things thinkers thought tion true truth understanding universal values value experience verified