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What is the definition of the following term: -vision:

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Vitrano agrees with Wolf in thinking that most people agree on which activities are objectively valuable.

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Doing worthwhile, valuable work is not enough for a meaningful life, if

Vitrano thinks that Wolf does an adequate job of explaining the concept of objective value.

The text claims that men have engaged in too much

Wolf's criterion of "active engagement" means that a meaningful life must be a life that is busy, not restful.

Krishna emphasizes the importance of selfless actions.

What is the definition of the following term: -sufficient condition:

What is the definition of the following term: -God:

According to Epictetus, it is better to live in plenty with a troubled mind than to die of hunger.

Jesus claims that everyone who hears his words and acts on them will be like the wise man who

What is the definition of the following term: -value-neutral:

What is the definition of the following term: -cultural relativism:

Is there anything wrong with living a life that doesn't meet Wolf's criteria? Do we have a moral obligation to try to live a meaningful life?

According to Thich Nhat Hanh, psychotherapists shouldn't talk about suffering.

Thich Nhat Hanh emphasizes the importance to keeping unpleasant things out of our minds.

Do you agree with Wolf's two criteria for a meaningful life? If a life meets both criteria, is it a meaningful life? Can you imagine a life that you would consider meaningful even though it doesn't meet both of her criteria?

Ecclesiastes is a book from the

In "The Sermon on the Mount," Jesus tells his disciples to "do to others as you would have them do to you."

What is the path of Karma? Why does Krishna instruct Arjuna to take this path? Do you think this is good advice?