The document discusses existential questions about the meaning and purpose of life, existence, and beliefs. It explores major world religions like Christianity, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism and their core teachings. The document suggests that it is better to believe in something rather than nothing, and that as long as one follows a righteous path and does not commit sins, the specific religion may not matter as much as being a good person. Ultimately, each individual must determine their own purpose and answer questions about their existence.

1. By: Raya Aflague

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Does our existence matter…
Is what we do today will affect after life…
Is it really a matter of opinion…
Isn’t it better to believe in something rather
than not believing at all…

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Let’s determine
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Who you are
What you are looking for
What your objectives are
What can you do to achieve your goal
What beliefs means to you
Existence
God
Beliefs
Afterlife

4. Famous quotation:
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Existence is beyond the power of words to
define.
The way to do is to be
Handle a large kingdom with a gentle
touch as if you were cooking small fish.
Understanding and believing in your existence can
not be explain by a simple word. Isn’t it better to
die believing in god than be proven wrong? Rather
than not believing and in afterlife, realize that god
does exist? Be kind to other… the way to do is to
be… be the best you, you can be.

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Christianity
Islam
Hinduism
Buddhism
Etc
If you follow god’s path, as long as you be the best you can be and not commit
sin and atone for your mistake: Does it really matter what religion you chose?
In many cases you are given your religion at birth and some embrace it and
some walk a different path.

7. Celebrating the birth
of
Jesus Christ.
December 25th

8. These religions accept
the belief in one God and
the moral teachings of
the Hebrew bible
In so many ways Judaism
and Islam have many
similarity.

9. Buddhism teaches
people how to end
their suffering by
eliminating
greed, hatred and
ignorance.

10. Muslim Calligraphy

11. Many Hindus believe in not one meaning or purpose in life, but many.

12. At the end, you alone, will answer you own existence.