Solomon lost his momentum through cosmic involvement and became demonized on a frantic search for happiness.
The dramatic autobiography of a philosopher while he was away from reversionism.
The testimony of a believer seeking happiness while out of fellowship and in reversionism.
The reason why life does not have tremendous purpose and meaning for most people.
Chasing the wind through anthropocentric academic speculation.
Solomon's conclusion after his course in psychology and psychiatry, "It's all a bunch of hot air!"
The frantic search for happiness, "IF IT FEELS GOOD, DO IT!"
"All is vanity and chasing after wind and there is no profit under the sun."
Solomon's third experiment for happiness, the "All in the Family" experiment.
There is nothing inherent in humanity that makes it possible to extract enjoyment and purpose from life.
Enjoyment is God's personal gift to humans, and the ability to find satisfaction in life comes from the hand of God.
How to attain the fantastic point of having God's perfect happiness in every possible circumstance!
Experiment #4. The philosophy of time orientation.
Solomon gets philosophical and enters into fatalism, the belief that all things are determined to happen, and we can't change it!
"What kind of God is it that would allow this to happen, resulting in this tragic set of affairs?"