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Jewish people believe the purpose of life is to fulfil the mission given to them by God through the Torah.

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Hinduism’s purpose of life is broken down into 4 main categories.

To achieve:

-Dharma

-Artha

-Kama

-Moksha

Dharma means to act righteously. This means acting ethically and morally throughout life. Dharma also means to repay God. Hindus believe that they are essentially in debt to God when they are born. This means that throughout their life they have to repay God for their blessings, parents and teachers, guests, human beings and all other living beings.

Artha means to be successful and prosperous. This must be done ethically to please to stay in the bounds of dharma.

Kama means to be happy and to enjoy life to the fullest.

Finally Moksha is achieved by overcoming ignorance and desires. It is to achieve liberation of rebirth, in order to reach enlightenment.  It is viewed as the most important goal in life and closely links with Karma. It is the decider of what happens to an individual after death.

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The purpose is life is to end suffering.

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In Buddhism, the primary purpose of life is to end suffering.

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Their first life is a test, their purpose is to ace that test and please Allah

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Muslims believe the whole purpose of life is “ibadah” or worship to the One True Almighty God on Terms and under His Conditions. Muslims believe that their first life is a test, therefore their purpose of life is to please and obey Allah.

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purpose of life visual representation

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Humanists believe that the purpose of life is to live a fulfilling life, full of joy and happiness. They believe the purpose of life is to maximize the things you love in life that make you feel good and minimize the things you dislike in life that make you feel bad. Another side to humanism is reaching your full human potential, basically being your best self and pushing others around you to be there best selves.

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Atheists believe that the purpose of humanity must be figured out by the individual. It is the person's job to discover their purpose of humanity. This means that people often have different purposes in life.

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The stereotypical view or visual of heaven

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Majority of Atheists do not believe in life after death. They believe that when they die their body and soul will be dead and cease to exist. Additionally, some believe that there life will live on through their loved ones and memories with them.

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Heaven

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Heaven

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Visual representation/symbol of Atheism

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Visual representation of a Buddha

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This is what people may interpret the God Vishnu to look like.

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Symbol of JUDAISM

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Hindus believe that a person's spirit  cannot change, and therefore permanent. Opposed to this, a person's physical body is believed to change. It is believed that a person’s spirit is reborn several times. This is known as reincarnation or samsara.

It is also believed that the afterlife status is a reward or punishment for your conduct in your previous life.

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Visual representation of their beliefs.

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The  immortality of the soul and the resurrection of the dead all feature prominently in Jewish tradition, but the logistics of what these things are and how they relate to each other has always been vague.

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To Buddhism death is not the end of life, it is merely the end of the body we inhabit in this life, but our spirit will still remain and seek out through the need of attachment, attachment to a new body and new life.

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Humanists do not believe in life after death, or eternal life.

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Muslims (followers of Islam) believe that on a day decided by Allah, and known only to Allah, life on earth will come to an end and Allah will destroy everything. On this day all the people who have ever lived will be raised from the dead and will face judgement by Allah. Muslims believe that they will remain in their graves until this day. This day is called by several names:

the Day of Resurrection (yawm al-Qiyamah)

the Day of Judgement (yawm ad-din)

the Last Hour (as-sa’a)

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A secondary school revision resource for GCSE Religious studies examining Islamic beliefs about life after death.

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Allah

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There is no belief in a personal god. Buddhists believe that nothing is fixed or permanent and that change is always possible.

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There is a belief in udaism that there is a God. The name of God used most often in the Hebrew Bible is the Tetragrammaton. Jews traditionally do not pronounce it, and instead refer to God as HaShem, literally "the Name".

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Atheists believe that there are Gods however they do not believe in a God.

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The position of a humanist is that a person has control over his own behaviour. The Humanist allows a person freedom of choice, and is responsible for his own self-direction.

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Hindus believe in one God. This God is a spirit called Brahman.

There are three main aspects of Brahman:

Brahma- The creator of all.

Vishnu- The preserver of life and creation.

Shiva- The destroyer of creation, in order to rebuild it.

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The is islamic belief is that there is one God, Allah. Islam teaches that Allah (God) has full control over all that happens. Nothing can happen unless permitted by Allah.