Evidence for God from Science

Did some Jews and early Christians accept the theory of reincarnation - twinc

Maybe some born again Christians

Proinsias wrote:Maybe some born again Christians

so how about you = presumably you speak for yourself and some others you know - twinc

I'm not Jewish or Christian but I have come across people linking the idea of being born again with reincarnation, thought that's what you might be driving at. As to what happens at or after physical death, I don't know and I don't think you do either.

This is my 57th incarnation. I have previously been a guard in Amenhotep's service, an elephant in what is now the Caprivi strip of Namibia, a spider (that was a short life), an iguana, and an African woman that befriended the English explorer Mungo Park.

If you would like to hear of my other lives, feel free to ask.

FL

Only 57! ha. I'm on 128, here's me thinking you had the edge on me experience wise.

Keen to hear about the others, worried we might lose you to eternity as you've converted to Christianity at 57, so no time like the present. I am suspicious of your claims about Mungo Park, I'm finding it hard to believe that one can truly befriend a Scotsman and then describe him as English.

Proinsias, I believed FL, on all except the spider.(that seemed a little far-fetched). Good eye on the Scotsman/Englishman error. I can personally vouch for FL, being an iguana though. My great granddaddy had a pet iguana, with a French accent, named Liechtenstein.

Sometimes our wives think our past lives - we husband's were just gas...

Proinsias wrote:Maybe some born again Christians

exactly what was the question ?

to one and all so far - exactly what was the question - answer awaited - twinc

twinc wrote:to one and all so far - exactly what was the question - answer awaited - twinc

Your question is too vague, maybe if you define what you mean by reincarnation first.

Dan

Proinsias wrote:I am suspicious of your claims about Mungo Park, I'm finding it hard to believe that one can truly befriend a Scotsman and then describe him as English.

I swear that Mungo told me he was ENGLISH! (If Mungo lied to me about being English, what else did he lie about? Did he really love me? I'm heartbroken! I should've listened to the shaman who told me not to trust that white boy.)

RickD wrote:Proinsias, I believed FL, on all except the spider.(that seemed a little far-fetched). Good eye on the Scotsman/Englishman error. I can personally vouch for FL, being an iguana though. My great granddaddy had a pet iguana, with a French accent, named Liechtenstein.

Je suis l'iguane Liechtenstein!

FL

twinc wrote:

Proinsias wrote:Maybe some born again Christians

exactly what was the question ?

Did some Jews and early Christians believe in the theory of reincarnation?

twinc wrote:to one and all so far - exactly what was the question - answer awaited - twinc

Twinc, you posed the question, in your original post in this thread. Did you forget already? I think it's time for your nap.

Proinsias wrote:

twinc wrote:

Proinsias wrote:Maybe some born again Christians

exactly what was the question ?

Did some Jews and early Christians believe in the theory of reincarnation?

Which definition of reincarnation?