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The Philosophy of Rationality, God and Purpose - A Comprehensive Manifesto of Srihilism
Srihilism states that as one dives into one’s rationality: God is rational [to overcome the realization of meaninglessness and a depressive state]. By accepting incomprehensible divine purpose rather than denying it in our finite lives, we can detach ourself from the cycle of societal insecurities and our need to validate them. We then finally experience real happiness and discover our passions. By hedonistically involving ourselves in our passions, we derive our individualistic purpose an alignment with our divine purpose wherein we attain true happiness and freedom.
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