This philosopher contended that man is condemned to freedom.

This philosopher argued that man's behavior is a product of conditioning.

This philosopher argued that man is both determined and free.

It is a philosophical view which claims that the future is predictable.

It is a philosophical view which argues that everything that is happening in reality is caused by the events in the past.

It is a philosophical view which argues that man is free to create his own future.

It is a philosophical view that asserts human freedom.

It is a philosophical view which rejects the idea of man's responsibility or accountability for his/her actions.

It is a philosophical view that promotes human accountability for one's actions.

Christians believe in the concept of afterlife specifically the event called reincarnation.

Christians see death as a gateway to one of the six realms.

Buddhists accept/understand death as the end of man's life or journey.

Buddhists see death as the event that allows the soul to regain its strength and continue its journey.

Hindus believe that the act of voluntarily ending one's life is the highest immoral act that a person can commit.