Arts and Humanities
4 years ago

Are there limits to happiness? New study explores religion's role.

Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Happiness, Limitations Religiosity
Samuel Akpan Bassey, Leonard Nwoye, Timothy Adie Okpe

Paper Summary

The article explores the idea of happiness and its connection to religion. It questions if there are limits to happiness and how religion plays a role in our happiness. The researchers look at how different philosophers have viewed happiness throughout history and whether certain desires are necessary for happiness. The main goal is to understand if there are boundaries to feeling happy and how religion influences our sense of happiness.

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