At its surface, Dujanah is a thought-provoking journey that moves the heart this way and that with noteworthy talent. But there is much more at stake here. There are pieces of the creator everywhere, explicitly in some cases. Many of the ideas presented are timeless and universal, and the answer we give to the greatest question sets us down a path. Once we have answered this single question, the remaining are answered for us. The question: who is Jesus Christ to you? We will all be gone soon. You may toss about as a solipsist. You may write off the beauty and wonder of the human mind as nothing more than a predictable result of reactions, denying any sense of free will and responsibility. You may think yourself wise by not making a decision, but in fact, you have done just that. I ask that you listen to me. If there is no afterlife, nothing in this life has purpose. In a world where we define right and wrong and even purpose itself, nothing can truly be said at all, as there is no absolute reference. With any amount of time that you have remaining, seek Jesus. The world hates Him. But He loves you, and so do I.