I Am an Existentialist

I think that I am an existentialist. There are two basic ways in this philosophy. Both partners are satisfied with the freedom of this idea. In other words, higher power does not impose rules or purposes on our existence. Existentialists like responsibility Sartre can only see the dark and insignificant aspects of life and that this philosophy misses the opportunity to give structure and lead life according to its inherent moral principles I can do it.

For records, I am an unrestrained existentialist influenced by Sartre, Sagan and others. In the huge and old universe, 2 trillion galaxies and 3 stars reaching 100 billion light years Since I am not a cosmic narcissist, the Creator says there is a special plan for me or my species believe. A galaxy on a remote planet. But the vastness of the universe has given me hope - astronaut Taylor (Charlton Heston) quoted in the planet of the monkey (1968) - "There must be better than the media. These aliens that are superior to humans are never been to the earth (as I'm hoping they are happy) as it is being. Instead, we are a myth and a stranger Witnessing the birth of a new religion based on the real fictional legend of the - television star - the "ancient alien" of each episode, but has not appeared yet

I am an existentialist and I always want to learn to search the truth I know. Some people find it by science, not religion. In order to accept others' opinions and beliefs, we must understand that the knowledge that we have is not absolute truth. In this way, we respect each individual God. No matter what you think about it, we are descendants of the Creator's love.