>>21661097>Except where the universe came from.There is nothing outside of the universe. The universe cannot come from somewhere because there is no place outside of the universe where a universe could originate.
>And what the meaning of life is. Human actions can have a meaning. Life in general does not have a meaning. None of the old religions ever claimed that there was such a thing as a "meaning of life", and no philosopher ever considered this question prior to 19th century Existentialism.
>And what happens after we die.What happens to light after you switch a light bulb off? What happens to air once a balloon pops? Where does heat reside and how can we accumulate heat? Is there such a thing as a source for coldness?
Death is the end of life. Once we die, there is no "we" anymore, just a corpse left to decay. "for dust thou art, and unto dust shalt thou return."
The natural sciences are not meant to explain final causes, only efficient and material causes.
