Quotes About Philosophy

Compared to the dullest human being actually walking about on the face of the earth and casting his shadow there," Hardy supposedly said, "the most brilliantly drawn character in a novel is but a bag of bones." I understood because that was what I felt like in those interminable, dissembling days: a bag of bones.

When you came right down to it, how did anyone know they weren't a character in some writer's story, or a transient thought in some bus-riding schmoe's head, or a momentary mote in God's eye?

I don't believe in any actual thinking God that marks the fall of every bird in Australia or every bug in India, a God that records all of our sins in a big golden book and judges us when we die—I don't want to believe in a God who would deliberately create bad people and then deliberately send them to roast in a hell He created—but I believe there has to be something.

Philosophers have debated the meaning of life for centuries, rarely coming to the same conclusion.

literature instead of cleanliness was next to godliness.

Down here, I believe there are more universes in every fistful of sand, because infinity is a two-way street

today's my life and i feel that " Every question have an answer but sometime that answer again becomes a question....

Mankind thinks only of living because he is dying, and it is only in dying that he gains his freedom to live

life is feeling and logic...

Life is only a part of Death, not Death is a part of Life..

if i had forever to do whatever i wanted, i would spend three years in reality and spend the rest of my time just thinking and decrypting what i saw and what would have happened to make it like so.

Life isn't about just talking, it's about thinking too.

Is there anything that can replace life?

The question of purpose and meaning becomes obsolete when you think beyond human life.

I am sustained by the certainty that life has meaning. As does death.

Life has the meaning we give it, no more, no less.

The literal meaning of life is whatever you're doing that prevents you from killing yourself.

To a materialist life is nothing but a complex self-sustaining pattern, easily disrupted and gone when destroyed.

Although there are several 'schools of thought' relating to why God allows mental, emotional, and physical afflictions, it essentially remains a mystery"~ R. Alan Woods [2012]

When life throws a lemon at you, you throw it straight back at life and miss completely. That's my logic.

Life's mystery continued to trouble meA question came to my mind, is freedom dearer than life? or does it become easier to live when life becomes difficult?

Do you believe that evil and tragedy are always planned? You don't think Fortune has anything to do with it?

Death is beautiful, part of life... No, it is sad. It's sad when anyone dies. Even though every single human dies. So it's really not that sad.

Man is the only animal on earth intelligent enough to invent God and foolish enough to believe in Him.