There can only be a few answers to this question, and the very answer to this should dictate the

whole reasoning to each of our actions. If we answer that there is no purpose to life, that we came from nothing and will return to nothing, or that there is no consequence to our actions, then this will dictate our behaviour. It makes perfect sense that we should chase from this world everything that it offers; money, freedom, love, and to continue in exploiting anyone and everyone on the globe to reach these aims. If we are simply going to die then we must make as much use of this world as we can as there is nowhere else to go! What if we decide that there must be a designer for all that exists, that there must be a purpose to our creation and eventually because of our different status to all that we know, human kind will be accounted for its actions? This will then dictate our actions. We must then go in search of how to build a relationship with our creator, and to find out how the creator wishes us to behave; for it is only these consistent morals from one that is worthy that we can follow. It is unjust to follow a way of life where the morality of man is constantly changing.

Indeed this system is built to perfection, allowing complete self sustainability. If however we decide that not only does the animal kingdom work in perfection, but also the water cycle, the eco-system, indeed every aspect of the world as we know it has been designed and built to perfection, then as humans we should logically determine that there too must be a designer for humankind. We do have a distinct advantage over all other forms of creation that exists. There is no other organism that can rationalise and try to develop and innovate. We should then be able to open our eyes and contemplate about the world around us, and to ask ourselves one very simple question: Is there a purpose to our existence?

This leaflet aims to ask you, the reader, a very serious question: Why are you doing what you are doing? Not essentially right now, but as a purpose to your life. Have you thought about the ultimate purpose any action serves? If everything that we utilize has been designed by us for a purpose, then for a greater reason have we not been designed for a purpose? One of the very things that differentiates mankind from the animal kingdom is the ability to think and process the right and wrongs of every action. Every other creature has an innate

system of behaviour; from the very largest of beasts to the very smallest insect, they will simply eat, drink and procreate. They all play their part within the eco-systems of life, either feeding off other animals and plants, or becoming meals in themselves.