What makes a life worth living? Which values and accomplishments should count, and how do we decide? Once, God and a cosmic order determined meaning. Now, personal happiness seems to be measure. In this conversational discussion, Todd May talks through the possibilities for A Significant Life, none of which is entirely satisfactory. What if God’s values, for instance, turn out to be so different from ours that they’re inhuman? What if someone is deeply devoted to and fulfilled by her pet goldfish? Is this a meaningful life? While starting with Camus and Aristotle, May doesn’t recite abstruse arguments but draws examples from real lives we’re familiar with. The intense life of Jimi Hendrix; meaningful? What about the similarly driven Lance Armstrong? We many not find a fixed, universal standard for meaning but May shows that meaning surely exists.