Welcome to the forums, Sahrian.

Thank you very much! I'm glad to be here.

For instance: Does god exist? I don't know. --- Ergo, you can't live your life to satisfy god, as you don't know the first thing about god, not even about its existence.

Some thought that in order to see god you have to become godlike first, so if we are to believe them, if you don't follow a godly life you won't see god. They went as far as to claim that the godly life is the most beautiful and happiest life, but what is the point of pursuing such a life, if you find no satisfaction in it?

Starting from what principles and using what method should they be solved? Answers to such problems have been offered in a way or another, but not to everyone's satisfaction. In philosophy it is more difficult to agree on principles and method than in other fields, not least because in philosophy there is a strong tendency to question what it is usually taken for granted.