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Author: Anonymous author (8)

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Published: 29.04.2004.

Language: English

Level: Secondary school

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Every culture has some kind of religion, and all faiths answer the question "What is the meaning of life?" Humanity's search for an answer to this question is one of the main reasons that people are drawn to religion. The answers, although different from religion to religion, give people's lives purpose, meaning, and hope.
Religion is found in all ages and all cultures. Its principles and values have given motivation and guidance to every human society. …

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How Is Religion a Human Response in the Search for Meaning?