Life’s Meaning and Religion in Contemporary Europe The Case of Slovenia

One of the questions as old as humanity itself is the search for "meaning". To  have  a  grasp  of  the meaning  of  life  is  a  desired  object  in  perception  of each  individual's  representation  of  his/her  unique  world,  as  well  as  in collective consciousness. When we combine these  two dimensions with the perception  of  modern  man  and  the  question  of  meaning,  a  more  complex picture emerges. In  this  picture, each  of  us is  scattered  on  one  side  of  this complexity. Some are clearer and more submissive  than  the others are, yet even  in  the  most  sublime  spiritual  saturation,  this  confusion  about  what meaning  is,  can  suddenly  embrace  us.  In  this  book,  you  will  find  some answers to your questions about meaning.