Not sure what religion this is.

[Foxaèr]

"We all enter into this world the same way we shall leave it; alone. Our only comfort, the only presence that remains constant is the love of our father in heaven."

It is from a show I am watching. A search of the quote above provides:

https://www.google.com/search?q=We+all+e...e&ie=UTF-8

[Foxaèr]

Okay, so the scene that takes place was in Berlin, Germany.

Religion in Berlin – 2010
Non religious 60.0%
EKD Protestants 18.7%
Roman Catholics 9.1%
Muslims 8.1%

[Foxaèr]

My main point about the quote is that we do not enter the world alone. We enter the world into the loving arms of our parents.

[Angrboda]

It sounds like a theft of the following quote:

"We're born alone, we live alone, we die alone. Only through our love and friendship can we create the illusion for the moment that we're not alone." ~ Orson Welles

[Foxaèr]

Even that's an inaccurate description, though.

We are not born alone. If we were born alone, there would be no one there to pull us out of the womb, no one to take us home, no one to care for us.

We certainly do not live alone; society places too much emphasis on being with other people.

We do not die alone because our family is there for us in the end.

[Little lunch]

We are alone inside our own heads.
Only through love and friendship do we feel like somebody's in there with us and vice versa.
That's how I understand it.

[KJV-reader]

Even that's an inaccurate description, though.

We are not born alone.  If we were born alone, there would be no one there to pull us out of the womb, no one to take us home, no one to care for us.

We certainly do not live alone; society places too much emphasis on being with other people.

We do not die alone because our family is there for us in the end.

Not for everyone. Go to a hospice and you'll find those on there own.
Also you can be a crowded room and still be alone.