This book states that man is "entangled with infinite questions" as part of his creation.
This book states that man is "entangled with infinite questions" as part of his creation. This text notes that men should refrain from great ambitions, focusing on the fact that all are fated to die, and that men should enjoy simple pleasures as gifts from God. After proposing a number of reasons for man's vanity, the narrator of this text focuses on the sinfulness of (*) women as the most salient cause. One part of this book begins by asking "who is as the wise man?" Evangelical scholars argue for a pre-exile date, focusing on the Rabbinic tradition that Koheleth, as the author calls himself, was King Solomon in his old age. For 10 points, identify this book of the Bible that differs from the other wisdom books like Psalms and Proverbs by doubting the efficacy of wisdom itself, with a title from the Greek word for preacher.
This book states that man is "entangled with infinite questions" as part of his creation.
Ecclesiastes (accept Koheleth before mentioned)