Write a paper on Religious Interpretations of Death, Afterlife.″ One of the world’s biggest mysterious is what happens to us after death but the idea that there is more to life after death is what keeps humans latching onto the little bit of faith left in humanity. Although there are various religions that interpret in their own terms what the meaning of death and afterlife signify. Regardless of what death is and what occurs after it, the end conclusion of death is similar in all cultures. Death and dying are something that everyone in every culture has to deal with. Although no one can avoid death, the following cultures have vastly diverse perspectives on death, grieving, and the afterlife. The diverse death and dying cultures of Judaism, Christianity, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam will be explored in this article. Each of these civilizations has a distinct outlook on death that has survived centuries of existence. By analyzing how different major religions and cultures affect individuals’ beliefs in life and death, it is noticeable that each has its own unique interpretation that differs from each. Other but they all share some similarities from common practices, rituals, beliefs that originate from each other. But overall they all have this connection to faith that brings all religions together regardless of their differences, they believe that death is not the end but the beginning of the next journey.″ You must write an academic paper with well-thought-out arguments and ideas. The paper must have a unifying thesis. You are required to do some research for the paper and must cite at least two external sources in addition to anything we read in class. The sources must be scholarly. include similarities and differences from Major religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism) and compare how all these religions use faith to connect individuals to life, death, and the afterlife. Inlucde outside references or sources that relate to this topic or helps support the main argument do not include the works cited or reference individual page just the name of the source or a link.
