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Identify and discuss three questions religions seek to answer: 1, How people should live in their earthly life. 2, What is the nature of God. 3, What happens to people after they die?

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1. One question religion seeks to answer is how people should live in the present life. Most religions teach that how people spend their earthly lives will determine their destination in the afterlife. Therefore, they have a set of rules, commandments, maxims, or some type of code of conduct by which its adherents are instructed to live. Many laws by which religious people live are similar; for example, Christianity, Judaism, and Islam have similar moral ...

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