What Makes a Life Meaningful? Dr. Joshua Seachris on Purpose, Doubt & Human Flourishing
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What Makes a Life Meaningful? Dr. Joshua Seachris on Purpose, Doubt & Human Flourishing
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Is a meaningful life something we create, or something we discover? And is it equally possible for everyone — regardless of health, circumstance, or opportunity?
In this episode, Scottie sits down with Dr. Joshua Seachris, professor of philosophy at the University of Notre Dame and a leading scholar on the meaning of life, religious experience, and human flourishing. Josh has managed more than $20 million in interdisciplinary research grants on hope, optimism, religion, and human flourishing, and recently co-authored What Makes Life Meaningful: A Debate, an exchange with an atheist friend and colleague.
They talk about what a "meta-narrative" is and why it shapes how we make sense of suffering and purpose, how to sit with doubt without abandoning the search, whether meaning is created or discovered, and what Albert Camus's absurdism gets right — and where it runs out. Josh also opens up about his son's rare genetic diagnosis and what that's taught him about whether a flourishing life is truly accessible to everyone.
This is a real conversation about one of the core pillars of human flourishing — meaning and purpose — without easy answers or sensationalized takes.
Fully Alive is a podcast on health and human flourishing, hosted by Scottie Parker.