Many people are in favor of the idea of reincarnation. But if reincarnation is walked out to its logical conclusion, where does it lead? You might be surprised to find out!
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Can All Religions Be True? by Frank Turek
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Reincarnation is under God authoriey if it is such a thing, and it can be logical if God wants to send us in this school over and over to evolve
Everything documented about God, Jesus etc was written by Men not God. God did not write anything and there is no evidence what so ever. The ink the pens were all used by priests who have a history of corruption.
I don't believe in Reincarnation either and as far as documenting who comes back and why they cannot remember still is out of view for us to see. That is deliberate and up for debate without any evidence too. Quite the kornundrum.
Dharma is the Hindu answer for morality and universal cosmic order with a life cycle but the questions are pretty fair on who tracks or oversees the moral behavior.
1. Nobody is needed to keep track, bc in Brahman there are inherent mechanisms of karma that keep track on their own. if you f.e. lie to someone or steal something, you send out a vibration that will inevitebly come back to you exactly the way you send it out.
2. there is no moral standard in the christian sense in eastern religions. Its just that certain vibrations that you create by what a christian would call sin, you create karmic reactions that will cause you to suffer and fall deeper into unconciousness, so that your way to liberation becomes harder, while the suffering is at the same time the remedy to educate you away from sin. Ethics in eastern religions are nothing but a tool in order to find your way back to Source.
3. You decide yourself. After death you inevitebly reconnect to source/Brahman and see the whole picture. Then you decide what kind of next life would fit best in order to make you learn and evolve. That includes painful karmic lessons. You can decide to take it slow or fast, intense or not so intense, depending of what you (and your spirit guides) consider the best way to evolve your Conciousness.
so these questions wont really bother someone who is into this worldview. From our christian point of view there are better questions to ask.
1. Why do this whole game of existence at all, if the endgame for everyone is to reconnect to Source in the end? You could have just stayed there. so why does Source split itself into seperate beings? if it does in order to experience a creation, then its just a weird kind of spiritual masturbation. Source is so poor and loneley that it has to come up with a universe full of suffering only to experience some delusional form of relationship.
2. isnt it terrible, that there is no love between living beings at all? Bc there are no living beings seperate from each other. Even ethics are nothing but an egocentric way of gaining advantage for oneself. Nothing anybody does is ever loving or selfless. Its just something that runs inevitebly to a reconnection to your starting point.
3. Question the origins of the idea of reincarnation. This whole idea derives from one culture and one culture only: The Hindu-Culture. You rarely found it anywhere else before that. The same is true for most of all "I remember my former lives"-Stories. they ususally come from indians or western people that are influenced by their teachings. Furthermore it is not so hard to see WHY it was invented: you can tell people its their Karma to be a peasant, a slave or under abusive authortiy. And if they accept this unjustice, they will have a better next life.
As a ex buddist, now christian i hate the buddist religion so so much, its a distraction from what our true purpose and that is relationship with God. Its a highway to hel like all the other religions. if what jesus said was true everything else is a lie, that includes buddhism even if they claim its not a religion. Its a false sense of peace.
I am debating with the most difficult combination. Christians who believe in Reincarnation by claiming Bible passages and creating their own interpretations. I have explained each Bible passage and still they keep believing on this. They can not understand the concept that this believe erases Gods plan of salvation, eternal life and second coming of JesΓΊs. I even went into population Growth to disprove their theory. Nothing worked. Prayers only. I tried everything I went to the Bible to church documents, scientific evidence. Nothing could get them out of their many lives on earth. When I asked them to prove their previous lives they got mad at me. All I can do is just pray.
If incarnation is true and were supposed to be on a path of everyone being more enlightened as time moves forward, but it seems rather we're stuck with wheels spinning and no moral progress. Kinda would argue against any incarnation story.
I believe in reincarnation, and I can answer all of your questions. God is the standard or morality. God and the soul collaborate to decide where the soul reincarnates and what lessons to strive to learn during that life. The Christian God and reincarnation are compatible.
When you believe in reincarnation you yourself are part of that god and so you decide what you need to learn. You also choose your family and if this time you want to be a murderer or the one being murdered. That way you can experience life in all fullness because god really can not do that.
That is at least new age believe and what I grew up with.
All things in your current life where already things you agreed upon in heaven, before going back. You just can not remember what you agreed.
Itβs all deception and lies from the devil, glad Jesus saved me out of that β€
All of the answers of your question is "YOU"
Oh yes. God is too busy to track peopleβs lives and deeds. His βnotebookβ isnβt big enough. Thanks man ππ»
I don't believe i know reincarnation is real, to answer the questions:
1) I am, or rather my soul's internal records is. You all have one, it's your book of life. To borrow a phrasing. It cannot be altered, doing so inherently damaged/changes the soul in question due to how it's recorded and stored in you. Complex, but very good at keeping things straight. No one has to examine your life from a third party, every single thing you have done or didn't do is right there in you waiting to be read. If you are to be judged by your god THAT is how they will judge your soul's worth to them should it be based upon deeds. And unlike you it cannot lie, it can only tell what is recorded. And all IS recorded which has transpired. The only choice you have is in whether you shall allow others permission to read it, IE your god must have permission from the book's owner to read it. Which is you. If you refuse, you can imagine the impression this instantly gives to such a judge over your innocence.
2) Objective morality. Which stems from reality itself. It's not complicated to comprehend, nor is it arbitrary like your religion's commandments or your ever shifting human goal posts. And literally no one is above it, because no one is above reality overall. Not even gods are over fundamentals of reality, so staking one's moral framework in such a thing is the most superior form of morality one can have as it's absolute as physics itself. For it rides on that inherently.
3) I am. Though that one depends on who you ask, you may get another answer. But i decide my own lives.
You don't require a god to have reincarnation, you need not even have a concept of karma. Those are entirely separate concepts, albeit often related. To reincarnation as a subject standing on it's own. All you need have is: 1) You are alive. 2) You are sapient. And 3) That sapient essence that is you persists after death in some manner and thus CAN come back to life again by virtue of having done it once thus proving in doing so it can do it again. All else is unnecessary whether true or not to this subject. Notice i don't even include the concept of a soul, only that your sapience in some form persists after your body dies. You could literally be in a computer simulation and nothing but code and data on every level of your existence. And still have reincarnation.
Christianity isn't real though, but that's a whole other topic entirely.
Reincarnation is actually a belief of relief for christians bc it recycles souls in perpetuity instead of one & done.
The spokesperson here seemed to have missed the injunction. He must address if reincarnation & the Christian god can co habitat.
This man is not the official spokesperson for all christians btw
Jesus believed in reincarnation. He said that John the Baptist was the prophet Elijah reborn.
1. Who's keeping track? Who said this was even necessary? But, according to NDEs it seems there may be something/someone keeping track. The bright light associated with life reviews during NDEs. Sometimes it is felt as personal. Sometimes not. People sometimes identify it with MANY different religious figures. So the only legitimate answer is "probably something based on the empirical research, but nobody can know exactly what/who…"
2. Karma is just the law of cause and effect. Not a moral framework. Karma and morals are not the end-all be-all for reincarnation. So this question is irrelevant. And if you really want to press for a forced answer, then one could just simply say "probably from something based on the empirical research, but nobody can know exactly what/who…" Same as the last question was answered. You can't force certainty where it obviously isn't found.
3. It doesn't have to be a who. It could be a something. A universal law. Does gravity personally "decide" where the apple falls?
Abrahamic religions are so fixed on it having to be a personal, interactive, human-like god that they don't bother to take into account all the many of other possibilities.
And yes I know you're going to say Jesus and Yahweh give you certainty and I don't have it. You're right. I don't. You say you do where there is absolutely no way of knowing, and ignore all research contrary to your beliefs.
Read Jim Tucker and Ian Stevenson. Over 3,000 cases of reincarnation studied at the University level.
If truth exists, God exists,miracles exists and Jesus rose from the deadβ¦.. seems like a lot or prerequisites π
Simple answer to all 3 questions is your own soul no?
I feel like these are really easy questions for most people following a tradition that believes in reincarnation to answer.
0:35 common sense 0:40 self awerness 0:45 your actions
Theyβd say itβs a machine
And it all happens without subjective choice from a god
I know reincarnation is real. I don't need to believe I know inside my soul
This snippet assumes that to believe in reincarnation is to also believe there is no God. Which is not true. Many who believe in reincarnation also fully believes in God.
If it's real we would not have needed Jesus. SMH
reincarnation does not just prove no God…i dont really get what hes saying maybe im confused
Yeah, that's literally why I believe in a creator and reincarnation just like what used to be in the bible
Frank. Reincarnation doesnβt mean an atheist belief. Itβs quite the opposite. One life ?? Meek shall inherit the earth. You will know the truth and it will make you free. None of us are even close to the truth yet so how we gonna do it in one life.
Jesus never used the word hell. The creation of eternal hell to control the masses:
Many scholars and theologians agree that Jesus used Gehenna as a historical and social metaphor for temporal ruin, national disaster, and the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, rather than as an eternal, literal torture chamber for souls.
Biblical and Historical Context.
Literal Gehenna: This was the Valley of Hinnom outside Jerusalem.
Historical Association: It was a place of past child sacrifice and later a burning garbage site.
Prophetic Symbolism: Old Testament prophets like Jeremiah used it as a symbol for upcoming military slaughter and social collapse.
Good questions, please try looking the answers in Indian and Buddhist philosophy.
Some say that the Bible claimed that John the Baptist was the reincarnated Elijah…but Elijah never actually experienced death…in order to reincarnate he needs to face death in order to get back in flesh. This is what reincarnation means after all…again in flesh..but according to the bible he (Elijah)was taken up/lifted directly into heaven. 1.Also he himself appeared to Jesus along with Moses to tell him that he(Jesus) will fulfill the will of God and that he will die in Jerusalem. You'll find it in the Gospel of Luke. 2. When Jesus was asked by Nicodemus about "born again" Nicodemus thought about reincarnation as well, but Jesus said that which is of flesh is flesh and that which is of spirit is spirit. You must be born again, not in a flesh, but in a spirit. 3. John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only son, for whoever believes shall not perish, but have eternal life.
My conclusion is simple: believe whatever you wish, just don't force your belief system onto others.