[Young Rhino]

I know of NO means to prove reincarnation vs the above.

I guess one would just have to take it as a matter of faith, just like immaculate conception, and rising from the dead after being crucified.

[nmh]

"I guess one would just have to take it as a matter of faith, just like immaculate conception, and rising from the dead after being crucified."

Actually that is well documented in history. Whether you care to believe it or not is your choice but the two issues are not comaparable.

[aruanan]

I guess one would just have to take it as a matter of faith, just like immaculate conception, and rising from the dead after being crucified.

You need either to be a bit more intellectually honest or well-informed than that.

[Quix]

To a degree.

Certainly assuming reincarnation to be THE explanation would take a LOT of faith.

But more than 500 eyewitnesses seeing Christ in the flesh AFTER the Resurrection is rather unique. There's a LOT more logically valid support for His Resurrection than for anything related to reincarnation. imho.

Then there have been the recent resurrections from the dead in Mexico and China from Christian prayer and intervention.

No, no links. I suspect a web search might work.

[Dave S]

I guess one would just have to take it as a matter of faith, just like immaculate conception, and rising from the dead after being crucified

Good one!!

[TalBlack]

I guess one would just have to take it as a matter of faith, just like immaculate conception, and rising from the dead after being crucified.


Oh? Does this kid or reincarnation have two religions going back 5000 years based around it and was it fortold in the old testament which is written in a language preserved and still in use today?