Where does meaning in life come from, and why does life seem so futile? Why are we here?
Dr. Tony Evans of The Urban Alternative points out, “A Life Well Lived is a straightforward and insightful look into the Book of Ecclesiastes, which tells the story of the only man to ever have everything the world can offer—money, wisdom, and pleasure—and he came to the conclusion that those things cannot satisfy.”
Ecclesiastes contains the reflections of a man who played the fool, who had it all and lost it all, and then discovered what was worth having anyway.
Mark Twain once said, “The world will lament you for an hour and forget you forever.” Solomon begins with the same observation: Life passes, and instead of rewarding you it grinds you up.
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