to have nothing to do with someone/something
be/have nothing to do withe someone/something
Contexto
‘Th ere’s something in that’. Perhaps almost as frequently as one feels oneself dissatisfi ed with a particular answer, one thinks of the unsatisfactory answer as nevertheless having
some cogent truth contained within it. If there is a God and he is as
those who believe in him characteristically suppose, the meaning of life
is unlikely, one supposes, to have nothing whatsoever to do with fi nding
union with him. If ultimate reality instead consists of suff ering inherent
in a cycle of rebirth, then the meaning of life is unlikely, one supposes, to
have nothing whatsoever to do with escaping from this cycle.
Tipo de fuente
magazine
Autor
TIMOTHY J. MAWSON
Título de la fuente
SOURCES OF DISSATISFACTION WITH ANSWERS TO THE QUESTION OF THE MEANING OF LIFE