An existentialist perspective on death

A) recognizes a dead person's accession to heaven.
B) suggests a person is near death but survives the experience.
C) is that one creates meaning for one's own life and death.
D) uses religion to provide solace.

Existentialism posits that individuals are free and responsible for creating their own meaning and purpose in life, which extends to their perspective on death. This perspective emphasizes personal responsibility and the creation of one's own meaning in life and in death, rather than adhering to predetermined beliefs or external structures such as religion or the concept of an afterlife.