We Begin to Develop an Implicit Philosophy of Life When

Multiple Choice

We begin to develop an implicit philosophy of life when we:  

A) first begin, as children, to wonder about life and death, love and hate, joy and fear, and the nature of the universe. 
B) are adolescents, seeking our own identity and questioning the meaning of life. 
C) are faced with a crisis and forced to face the fact that the meaning of life is the result of our own choosing. 
D) enter adulthood and formulate a clear sense of meaning and purpose in life.