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(3) Solomon was _______________ with the problem of how to find ________________and meaning in life without God (1:3). He tells us of his search in science (l :4-11); philosophy (1:12-18); pleasure, __________ _________ and mirth (2:1-3); in elaborate houses, possessions and ___________ (2:4-8a); in music, entertainment and ______________ ______________ (2:8b); in position, prominence and power
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