(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Anyone believe that we was someone in our previous life. I know we have no memorys of what happened if there was an afterlife. Some people have suggested that we didn't even exist so we wasn't actually dead at all. Nobody knows for sure we will find out when eventually when we die. Many Christians believe in Reincarnation your body dies but your soul lives on. :confused:

The idea of heaven and hell did always bother me as well. Either being punished for eternity in fireand brimstone, or being forced to worship some egomaniac. Limbo sounds better.

I believe in reincarnation if u decide to come back. Everybody had multiple lifetimes and we all have souls that are linked to a higher conscience that most people call god or the creator (not the egomaniac sky guy).

Is there any concrete evidence that suggests that we were indeed someone else in a past life? Since you haven't structured your post in a way that adequately explains your stand on this, I'm not going to explore philosophies such as dualism and existentialism (or religion, for that matter). So I will ask you- if you truly do believe in reincarnation, what tangible evidence or experience has caused you to believe? The mind terminates with the body- we were nothing before existence, and will be nothing after we expire- until you have proof that suggests otherwise, your belief in reincarnation is purely based on faith.



No, Christians certainly do not. Putting aside the lack of empirical data, the Bible provides many arguments against reincarnation. First of all it says, "Just as man is destined to die once, and after that to face judgment" (Hebrews 9:27). This makes it pretty clear that Christians believe man only dies once and is not given a second chance at life or to redeem him/her self through reincarnation.

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There's an awful lot of links inside what you just linked us to, and I don't like generic links in the first place. Be more specific, please.

There are stories everywhere. Start with the first link, or i recommend "tunnel".

Yes, stories. Stories that show people visualise stuff when they're near-death. Nothing else. Asserting a godly 'supernatural' layer is irrational.

Also, there's quite a correlation between people who believe in X and go on to have near-death experiences relating to X, just as those who believe in Y have an experience relating to Y and so forth.

Again though, inserting 'supernatural' crap helps nobody figure out what's actually going on. It's just clinging at straws.

reincarnation is a joke brah

Have you proved that there's no such thing as reincarnation? Why is it a joke?