Introduction While most people refuse to accept death as a reality of life, Christians view it as a planned detachment of soul from the body. The world views death as an interruption to life of the living; it interferes with one’s plans, work and productivity on earth. To non-Christians, death is a curse, which brings life to the end whereas; it is the transition to a glorified form of existence to Christians. Although death is a mystery that human beings have not yet unraveled, Christians strongly believe that God plans for the death of each one of us. Regardless of which side of view, death is a subject, which people fail to accept as a reality of life, indeed the end of one’s reign on earth. In this essay, I see death as the culmination of human actions on earth. Using the Christian’s perspective of death, I will reinforce that Christianity holds a unique position on death. Based on the non-Christian contrasting view that death is the end of life, I shall constructively illustrate that death is the conclusion of life on earth. Death: A Culmination of Human Actions Death marks the end of one’s work on earth. End is the period beyond which no more of the activities take place. “Whoever steals a man, whether he sells him or found in his possession shall be put to death” (Exodus, 21:16 RSV). From this passage, death marks the end of those who do wrong on earth. By putting them to death, these people are no longer capable of perpetuating their evil acts. Christianity posits that death is not the end of life (Soren, 2008, p.8). They believe in life after death, the soul survival for those who glorify God and are sinless on earth. What happens to the souls of the others, the sinners? What Christianity does not tell us is whether the business is as usual after death. Do people continue with their activities as usual? Even if this happens, it is not back on earth, maybe in a different planet. What is apparent to all of us, whether Christian or non-Christian, is that death brings to a conclusion the work of the deceased. In fact, as per the Exodus passage above, death is the best method used by God to end evil deeds on earth. Obviously, rewards mark a successful completion of any work. Like any normal work, our work on earth concludes through a reward of death. In Christians view, death is an eternal rest after a long period of toil and hard work (Clergyman of Church of England, 2006, p.150). In worldview, death denotes the end to life of a person, and indeed their activity. Death results into eternal rest of the dead and the end of struggles of life. It is therefore a reward after the completion of one’s work on earth. Since death is a fact, each one will bitterly face it, directly or indirectly: it remains uncontested reward for our work after our living on this earth. It is worth noting that the reward comes after everything, at the end of life. Since, it is through death that we realize this reward; it is therefore justifiable that death is the culmination of our work on earth. Nursing philosophy that patients should not suffer, even during death, offer an in depth understanding of human nature as far as death is concerned. The fact that human beings are afraid and worried of death is another import