The 5 Big Questions In Life

Big Questions In Life

Many have the questions, but very few have the answers.

Among the few, Miriam Pia stands out with her book The 5 Big Questions In Life. This is your opportunity to learn Philosophy, which she has defined as ‘the love of wisdom.’ It is simplified but still with a professional touch.

Miriam introduces the old-timers Socrates and his student Plato in this exciting philosophy. The highlight is that Plato was rich, and Socrates was poor.

Miriam is highlighting this point as evidence that Philosophy is free to practice and useful to people who have money as well as those who don’t.

Of course, she studied Philosophy the Plato way—she paid for it—up to the Master’s Level at Middlesex University.

But she encourages you to digest this book even if you cannot afford tertiary education.

Most importantly, the book takes you from the history of Western philosophy, Eastern philosophy, and the founding of Greek philosophy to the present-day phenomenon. It is not only asking what the world is really like.

How do we know what we know? It is also about answering questions about whether God exists, the best way to live, and what defines Good and Evil.

Just a glimpse of the best way to live: Miriam shares that sexual love, romance, a sense of morality surrounding those involved, and any children who show up are also prominent and important parts of people practicing their best way to live.

People need to be safe: traditional forms of a family, represented by marriage, are one of the best ways for people to be safe to have sex. Like it or not, this is the truth. All in The Big 5 Questions in Life.