Christian vs. Hindu: What is the Best Explanation of Past Life Experiences?

[@ChandraChandra-wx9em]

Hindus who have proper understanding never convert. Hindus who have proper understanding never criticize other faiths. Hindus who have proper understanding are at peace ✌️

[@zemestukami4189]

hindus who are realise the truth of hindusim they convert

[@TheologyUnleashed]

Thanks guys. I really enjoyed the discussion.

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Incidentally, Arjuna, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@Shlomayo]

Listening to the Hindu guy: 1. If learning to attain perfection is the reason for reincarnation, then should it not be the case that most - if not all - people ought to have past life experiences and have access to past learnings/memories? Otherwise it'd be like starting from scratch again. 2. He says reincarnation makes better sense than purgatory, but I disagree: Purgatory is a post-mortem purification of venial imperfections, but this life is the one in which we make the choice for or against God, and at death this decision is no longer changeable. Purgatory is simply a temporary state of purification for those whose "yes" to God was given in a less than optimal manner. Reincarnation is what would make me wonder why we have this life, because - as per point 1 - the least have some conscious recollection of "past lessons" from "previous lives", and when you start a new life you can reverse the previous direction you were on in, possibly making you end up worse than before. So, the idea that somehow multiple lives is more "merciful" does not really make sense to me. If anything, it seems to cheapen every life.

[@TheSpacePlaceYT]

The crazy thing is that we forget about our past lives, so being "alive" feels terrible. You will never truly know that you lived the life that you lived and you will be looking at what seems to be another human.

[@Shlomayo]

@@TheSpacePlaceYT I do not think there is such a thing as a past life.

[@buntasticbuns769]

The purgatory concept is not biblical.

[@Vlogs_Dharma]

​@@TheSpacePlaceYT these answers already have been explained in better way. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYLFYaR7rqt6btU

[@andymetternich3428]

According to the Bhagavad Gita it is the combination of unfulfilled desires/Karma that keep living entities coming back for more(like smokers wanting another Cigarette? 🤔😆). And as Krishna explains to Arjuna(not the guy in the Debate 🙂)the living entity is naturally limited/forgetful while inside the physical body, which is just a temporary vehicle/dress/tool for the Jiva(living Entity)to experience the material world/do stuff(like sex/food/sports etc). Once it is out of the body, it is free from its physical/mental restraints. But it still has desires it wants to fulfill, which lead to reincarnation and inevitable impermanent enjoyment/suffering. That's why Krishna advises Arjuna to surrender to him/follow his teachings to escape the cycle of rebirth.

[@Miss_Elaine_]

I found faith in my early 20s with the Hari Krishnas, spent a year in India, and later converted to Catholicism in my early 30's. I don't know how else to say it, but the Holy Spirit was present in all of my experiences, even as my understanding of truth has evolved. I'm very interested in this conversation.

[@CuriousDils]

My guy I’m Indian born a Sikh and excepted Christ into my heart about 2 weeks ago. Looking to be baptized soon. Roman Catholic is not in line with christs teachings. The pope is evil. He’s related spreading the gospel to jihad calls himself god. That’s a huge nono that’s why you felt the “Holy Spirit” all along cause it wasn’t the Holy Spirit it’s evil Hinduism to Catholicism it’s pagan practices

[@OLskewL]

Make sure, be certain of your salvation. I believe you. But it's generally a good thing to be certain with God, because God's Word is certain :) I'm not encouraging doubt, I'm encouraging faith. Jesus is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. No man comes to the Father except through him. God bless you.

[@realityishardtodigest9128]

You were never with Hare Krishna's. There's no such thing as "Hari Krishnas"

[@pdxnikki1]

Oooo! I've been waiting for this topic, Cameron. 🙏

[@brycepardoe658]

As a Pagan I love that Cameron has hosted a debate between a fellow & thoughtful Pagan & a really smart Christian. We need more debate, discussion, & dialogue between our communities.

[@theguyver4934]

Hinduism is not pagan and im saying that as a muslim

[@brycepardoe658]

@@theguyver4934 Some consider themselves Pagan or polytheist but yes some schools of Hinduism even consider themselves monotheist.

[@jecolibri1803]

May I ask what being a pagan means to you? (I.e., what is a brief summary of your spiritual belief?)

[@brycepardoe658]

@@jecolibri1803 I appreciate your question. So I am a Māori the indigenous people of Aotearoa commonly referred to as New Zealand. We are a Polynesian people. Māori tradition holds that all of existence is sustained by the supreme being whom we call Io Matua Kore. Io is a distant detached deity that we have nothing to do with though naturally respect. We don't however incorporate worship of her or whatever into our daily lives. Beneath Io is the sky father Ranginui & the earth mother Papatūānuku. We respect both of these dieties though we don't worship them. The primordial parents had 70 sons all of whom control different elements such as the sea, the forest, etc. Although we respect all of them minus Whiro (the god of death & disease) we worship none of them except for 2 of them. The war god Tūmatauenga (who is the protector of the Māori people) & the peace god Rongomatane. The Māori people are divided into waka (tribal federations), iwi (tribes), hapu (clans), & whanau (extended family units of 3 generations). Every waka (tribal federation), iwi (tribe), hapu (clan), & in the case of nobility whanau (extended family unit) has one or more gods or goddesses that they worship. The traditional religion of the Māori people is called Māoritanga & we do not want converts. In fact one can't convert. One has to be born into it. Over half of all Māori still adhere to Māoritanga however unfortunately many have gone for other religions. Christianity in particular is one such religion. I worship the goddess of my family, the god of my clan, the god of my tribe, the god of my tribal federation & of course the war god Tūmatauenga & the peace god Rongomatane. Again we don't want converts. We have no interest in forcing or persuading others to worship as we do. I personally want ALL Māori that have fallen astray to return home.

[@swapnaneeldas3227]

​@brycepardoe658 as a hindu I'm concerned that that might be impossible,considering the amount of people converting to Christianity & Islam nowadays,dharmic & tribal religions will hardly exist in the future

[@siddharthmalviya419]

Prerequisite of understanding about reincarnation is to understand "Who AM I". we always use sentences such as "My hand.", "My eyes", "My legs", etc which indicates that the hand is not me, the eye is not me, the leg is also not me so who am I. Once we understand the word 'I", concept of reincarnation will make sense.

[@josiahallenswife6899]

Spoiler alert! Seth won the debate. As a Christian myself, I might be a little biased, but I believe it's clear that he made a stronger case. However, Mr. Gallagher was refreshingly open-minded as well. Excellent discussion.

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Good Girl! 👌 Incidentally, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@angelbrother1238]

I gotta watch the full debate .

[@newglof9558]

​@@ReverendDr.Thomasweird comment

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

​@@newglof9558, I guess I am a weirdo. I would LOATHE to be a "normie".

[@danielesorbello619]

thank you for this comment

[@josephvlogsdon]

I honestly hope reincarnation isn’t true. If it is true, I hope I’m reborn into a family that homeschools. The idea of having to go through the public school system again terrifies me. Even though I won’t remember it, the fact that my senses will be subject to it is not a very comforting notion. Concerning the part about reincarnation making theological sense, I honestly think it would be more cruel for God to subject believers in Christ to reincarnation. The notion of having to experience death and loss over and over again is not a comforting one. And for those who remember their past life, it will be even worse. The goal of God is not to make us perfect human beings through trial and error; it is to bring us into a relationship with him.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

If you think God wouldn't be so cruel to have us reincarnate, then wouldn't the same question apply to having us take one birth? What if reincarnation makes it so more people are saved? Couldn't some people who rejected God in this life accept him in a future life?

[@josephvlogsdon]

@@TheologyUnleashed That question would only apply to non-saved people. To me, it wouldn’t make sense to reincarnate people who are already saved. Such a notion relies on the assumption that people are only products of their environment, but if human beings have free will, then such rebellion would carry over to other lives. This also relies on the notion that God wants us to be perfect beings through trial and error, but grace is a gift offered by God, not a right. The goal of Christianity is to know Christ, not to be perfect. Scripture is also clear that a man dies once, and then the judgement.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

@@josephvlogsdon of course you don't reincarnate if you're saved.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

@@josephvlogsdon changing different experiences can help us grow and learn in different ways. It's common for Christians to give soul building theodicies to explains why there's suffering in the world. It seems to me that many objections to reincarnation create problems for soul building theodicies.

[@josephvlogsdon]

@@TheologyUnleashed Soul-building doesn’t work with reincarnation because in most cases, people don’t remember their past lives. It’s basically restarting a game and hoping the results will be different. That’s the very definition of being arbitrary.

[@steveplay0940]

8:52 There is research that suggests that we do not store memories, but that WE IN OURSELVES ARE memories! Our consciousness is intrinsically linked to memories! I suggest you research this later! This could be a solution to this logical leap... And be additional significant evidence for Ian Stevenson's reincarnation cases

[@minor00]

This is great. I work with several people who are Hindu and would love to see more content about this!

[@andymetternich3428]

Think about it this way, the Hindus claim that you have a physical gross body(Sthula Sharira), a subtle body(Sukhshma Sharira)to move around with once the soul leaves the body and the Causal Body(Karana Sharira)where the reactions to your Karma are stored and which causes the living Entity to reincarnate due to previous actions and desires. I can't say anything about the Causal Body, but we definitely have a gross(physical)body. And many accident victims tell of being able to float outside their bodies in the Hospital and being able to listen to the conversations of the medical Staff, even away from their location, lets say in the Break Room or outside of the Hospital. And to be able to see even if blind when inside the physical body.

[@ReverendDr.Thomas]

Great and lowly are RELATIVE. 😉 Incidentally, are you VEGAN? 🌱

[@angelbrother1238]

@@andymetternich3428 yes but how does Hinduism account for the many people throughout the world that claim to have seen the all powerful all Loving being of light and coming back to believe in God in one way or another . Hinduism can’t explain this aspect of the NDE and this is seen by atheists as well as theists alike . In dr Jeffrey longs study there were a few dozen atheists who saw this perfect being of light and he tracked them over 16 years and after those 16 years only one of those atheists remained an atheist . Dr long himself is a pantheist . Great guy and has always responded to my emails with humility and kindness

[@andymetternich3428]

@@ReverendDr.Thomas no. Everything else would be hypocritical.

[@kiranrajpurohit9981]

One of the most beautiful i have ever found in Bible and in Jesus that while he was on earth preaching teaching and healing in his ministry not even once he spoke about idols but He was so full of Holy spirit where Bible says to him without measure the spirit was given and he Prayed that people which God has given him may come to know true God and Jesus Christ who was sent by God , like the glory and power upon him is so magnificent it surpasses my normal understanding

[@CJS1986]

I’m not gonna lie, I do appreciate the universalism side of the Hare Krishna. Puts a dent in the problem of evil.

[@angelbrother1238]

Then you need to look at inclusivism which is even better .

[@jecolibri1803]

Can you elaborate? @cjs1986 and @angelbrother1238 lol

[@angelbrother1238]

@@jecolibri1803 inclusivism says that Jesus died on the cross for our sins and that what he did on the cross is more widespread then what exclusivists believe . Inclusivism says that Jesus died for our sins but under inclusivism you can only be judged by knowingly denying Jesus as lord and savior, not for what you unknowingly deny . If you were born in a Muslim country and never had a chance to know Jesus , how can you be judged for what it innocently don’t know . Justin martyr one of the first Christian apologists called the pagan atheists of his time that performed acts of goodness and godliness towards others unconscious Christian’s or friends of Christ . There are many Christian’s that believe in Christ but believe in him because they were born into the faith . And then there are some like me who were born into it , questioned it and became atheists and then delved deeper and came back to Christianity again . Most people in this day and age work too many hours and are so busy that they simply don’t have the time to look through the evidences . In fact most of my fellow Christian’s don’t even know the evidence for Christ . CS lewis was a Christian inclusivist , William lane craig was also an inclusivist and pastor billy graham was an inclusivist . Graham’s inclusivism was so strong that he said that certain atheists can also make it to heaven . Here are some good quotes . wesleyanarminian.wordpress.com/2011/04/27/respected-inclusivist-theologians/ Justin Martyr, 103-165: “We have been taught that Christ is the first-born of God, and we have declared above that He is the Word of whom every race of men were partakers; and those who lived reasonably are Christians, even though they have been thought atheists; as, among the Greeks, Socrates and Heraclitus, and men like them; and among the barbarians, Abraham, and Ananias, and Azarias, and Misael, and Elias, and many others…” (The First Apology 46) Billy Graham, Evangelist, 1918- “I think that everybody that loves Christ knows Christ, whether they’re conscious of it or not, they’re members of the body of Christ… Whether they come from the Muslim world, or the Buddhist world, or the Christian world, or the non-believing world, they are members of the body of Christ because they’ve been called by God. They may not even know the name of Jesus, but they know in their hearts they need something that they don’t have and they turn to the only light they have and I think they’re saved and they’re going to be with us in heaven.”(Billy Graham, Interview with Robert Schuller) William Lane Craig, Apologist, 1949- ” But the Bible says that the unreached will be judged on a quite different basis than those who have heard the gospel. God will judge the unreached on the basis of their response to His self-revelation in nature and conscience. The Bible says that from the created order alone, all persons can know that a Creator God exists and that God has implanted His moral law in the hearts of all persons so that they are held morally accountable to God (Rom. 1.20; 2.14-15). The Bible promises salvation to anyone who responds affirmatively to this self-revelation of God (Rom. 2.7)..” (Craig, Can a Loving God Send People to Hell?) C.S. Lewis, Apologist, 1898-1963: “…But the truth is God has not told us what His arrangements about the other [unreached] people are. We do know that no man can be saved except through Christ; we do not know that only those who know Him can be saved through Him.” (Lewis, Mere Christianity)

[@angelbrother1238]

@@jecolibri1803 did my response help you to understand Christian inclusivism ?

[@Krishna-Gopala-Das]

That my God Brother, Arjuna Das, Love you bro! Jai srila Guru Dev! 🕉💜

[@augustinewilliam3855]

Reincarnation supposes the soul migrating as any creature -animals, birds, sea creatures. Why there is absolutely no data of animal memory or insect memory. Why it is limited to memory of previous human birth alone. Second Why only a very few remember their previous birth.If Reincarnation is true all should remember. Three Reincarnation is basically to explain suffering as a form of punishment to bad deeds done in previous birth. But any punishment is of value only if you are conscious of your misdeeds. Why should a baby born blind suffer for something it's soul committed in the previous birth for which this poor child is not responsible nor aware of it.

[@augustinewilliam3855]

​@@Nitaijonjoedasa If some people are able to remember incidents from their previous birth, it means that memory resides in the soul that migrates. Because physical brain is destroyed at death. If memory is carried into the next birth through the soul tht migrates, then every soul should remember incidents from previous births. Not just one previous birth.

[@augustinewilliam3855]

​@@Nitaijonjoedasa "We don't let non moral agent humans go without punishment " All human beings are moral agents. They all have a moral compass of right and wrong and also self will. Thus to murder is a moral decision of an individual. And the individual is punished because he is conscious of his choice. And the punishment has meaning because he understands that he has been punished for his wrong moral choice. When a person has no memory of any wrong he has done, how can any suffering be " reaping of what the person has sown" when the person has no consciousness of what he has sown. So a baby born with mental abnormalities is unnecessarily suffering for something the baby is not responsible in this birth. It is a great injustice.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

There are cases of evidence for animal past lives. They are hard to confirm and the researchers don't pay them much attention.

[@swapnaneeldas3227]

​@@Nitaijonjoedasa looking at that guy's pfp,I guess he is a Christian from South India,he won't put up an argument with you,rather he will only insult hinduism & it's beliefs

[@avivastudios2311]

Yeah, being punished because of a former like you don't remember seems terribly wrong.

[@Miss_Elaine_]

My deja vu is almost always based on dreams I have sometimes decades in advance of the moment. But then I'm weird, I remember a lot of my dreams.

[@Cosmictie]

To the Christains, Judaism and 2000 year old religion. There is many documentary on REINCARNATION. But to the religions of Hindus, Bhuddist, Sikhs, Jains, Taoisim originated 5000 years ago, knows very well about the creation of universe to multiverse since ancient times. Do western people know that LORD BRAHMA's age is 113 trillion years in contrast to human years ?? QUESTION TO THE WESTERN PEOPLE IN COMMENTS : If you people don't believe in REINCARNATION, then why do you meet only certain people in life who affects you physically, mentally, socially ?? That's a Karma though. Besides, Hindusism accepts any forms of God. But Can Christianity accept other forms of God without fearing about going to Hell ?? 😂😂

[@brandonrichardson4142]

Some of these theories at the beginning sound a lot like Swedenborg's explanation of ghosts, i.e. a sort of physical impression of the person is left behind after they die, leaving behind what seems like an active subject

[@andymetternich3428]

1:29:20. The Vedanta guy didn't explain that too well. In the Bhagavad Gita it is explained that people can't for the most part even remember what exactly they did at any given time even a month or week ago. Because the living entity in the physical body has a limited capacity to process information. But once it is free from the constraints of the physical body it can access more information. Think of a single cellphone vs. the whole internet. People reincarnate because of a combination of unfulfilled desires and karma that they need to work out or get rid off.

[@Vlogs_Dharma]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYLFYaR7rqt6btU

[@chuckyoneill9029]

Good show!

[@simi6152]

My grandfather came out of Hinduism, and we are the 3rd generation of born-again Christians. I'm so glad that God opened my grandparents' eyes and are free from worshiping idols!

[@st.mephisto8564]

Ricebag insult was coined for folks like you. It's okay if you're Grandfather or you choose to follow Christianity but don't spew hinduphobic crap especially when you're clueless about the Metaphysics of Hinduism. Also Idol worship isn't a thing. We worship God through statues and icons

[@sckumar6812]

😂😂😂 yea illusioned mind u have become now

[@lovestarlightgiver2402]

You went from worshipping Hindu gods, to worshipping a god that demanded a human blood sacrifice in a cross and that is racist and believes that Israel is superior to other nations.

[@st.mephisto8564]

@@tafazzi-on-discord Still a racist arbitrary god unworthy of worship.

[@BirenderSinghJalal]

Lol come on we all Indian very well know how your grandfather was converted 😂😂 monthly rice bags during famine caused by colonialism

[@newjerseylion4804]

⁠ Read the Kristapurana. It's a story Jesus Christ in Sanskrit mantras composed by early Jesuit priest cause they saw the beauty in Hindu Bhakti and holiness of the Sanskrit language yet did not deny the divinity of Jesus. They reconciled Christ sanctimoniousness with sacred Hindu practice. Rather than Bina’s story of trying to fit in with white population by changing her faith and disrespecting the traditions she grew up in. Also The Krista Purana was published in 1616, the same decade the King James Bible was. King James Bible was published in 1611.

[@Agaporis12]

Well I’d put forth this, perhaps the spirit governing a location or nation, like the angel called the Prince of Persia has the prerogative to offer reincarnation to certain individuals as recompense? That would aid in explaining the geographical issue and why not everyone seems to be reincarnated. It’s up to the judgment of the local governing spirit, and many of them might be stricter, accounting for why it seems more common in some areas.

[@can_do_nz2272]

I make the following points in the use of the word reincarnation from a Judeo-Christian perspective. Reincarnation did not find its way into the English vocabulary until around 1830. Karma appeared later. Both have eastern interpretations and understandings. Obviously these words do not appear in the Bible. However rebirth or regeneration do appear in the bible as the Greek word palingenesis. Reincarnation and karma should only be referenced to eastern beliefs not Christian. While the meanings may be similar and are used in place of rebirth or the phrase ‘you reap what you sow’, they are not the same. To use the terms ‘reincarnation’ and ‘karma’ we should define the meanings before a discussion takes place.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

How do you think karma differs from you reap what you sow?

[@can_do_nz2272]

@@TheologyUnleashed Karma vs ‘you reap what you sow’. Personally, I like the one word definition but as I have traversed the subject of reincarnation and karma to rebirth and you reap what you sow I have found them both to have different meanings to many. You being a practising Hindu would have three different types of understanding of karma whereas I from a western use of the word would use it in the only context of ‘you reap what you sow’. Because of these different definitions I do no use the word karma when discussing judeo Christian belief unless you define the definition at the entry to the discussion.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

@@can_do_nz2272 you haven't explained the differinf3 features. I'm interested to know what features you have in mind.

[@can_do_nz2272]

@@TheologyUnleashed Interesting. Is this an inquiry to understand how little or much I may know about Hinduism? I certainly am no scholar on Hinduism myself and would expect a shramana such as yourself to have a handle on the topic.

[@TheologyUnleashed]

@@can_do_nz2272 your stated they differ. You must have some differences in mind. How is the idea you reap what you sow not karma by another name and interpreted a little differently. For background, I'm into perrenialism, the idea that God started various traditions and gave different kinds of teachings based on where people in that time and region were at.

[@chuckyoneill9029]

In search of Bridey Murphy, past life in ireland

[@CristianaCatólica]

GOD BLESS HIS ONE AND ONLY CATHOLIC CHURCH

[@Tony_Margabro]

As a Christian I’m open to the possibility that reincarnation is a possibility for some people. There’s an interesting theory that St John the Baptist was Elijah reincarnate. However I don’t suggest we live in anticipation for a second life here

[@buntasticbuns769]

John the Baptist was not a reincarnate of Elijah. It has been refuted well enough. Look over on the internet for correct interpretation. Don't fall for anything which is shown to you without confirming it with the scriptures. It's really dangerous.

[@evar1446]

You are not really a Christian The devil has blinded you

[@gergelyozsvar9890]

Can you please do an interview with Chris Langan? He should debate some atheists.

[@angelbrother1238]

I sure hope reincarnation is wrong because who the heck would wanna go through this life again ? Once is enough for me

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

Don’t worry, As an atheist I see no evidence that you ever will. Heaven is just as fictitious as reincarnation.

[@extract8058]

Who would? I would. As well as countless others

[@angelbrother1238]

@@extract8058 why ? I’d rather be in heaven . You wanna go through millions dying of starvation , untold suffering of this finite existence ???? I don’t know about you but I’ll take the perfect love of Jesus and heaven for all eternity . I’d say it’s just a slight bit better :)

[@BirenderSinghJalal]

​​@@angelbrother1238lol there is something called moksha or you may know it as nirvana ..and once you achieve that you don't go to heaven like in your abrahamic religion...you become one with the divine...I would say becoming one with the divine is way better than any other heaven 😊

[@chuckyoneill9029]

I was heavily interested when the Beatles were involved

[@goldwhitedragon]

Get America's smartest man on, Christopher Langan. He has a TOE called CTMU.

[@ankitSharma43825]

Thank God. I am not a Christian ❤️

[@OLskewL]

Reincarnation is a doctrine straight from Hell. And if you think about it, if it were true it would be a Hell itself. Thank God it isn't. Jesus is the Truth, the Way, and the Life. Amen.

[@evar1446]

Absolutely right

[@Krishna-Gopala-Das]

😂😂😂 Jesus left 2000 years ago and He ain't coming back 😂😂😂

[@shashankshukla8811]

The reincarnation case represented by the other guy was week he seems confused and lost an intellectual person would see the research papers before coming to conclusion where as research says there are 1000’s of documented reincarnation cases and every neurologist and para psychologist would certainly leaves the possibility of reincarnation to a great extent . Most of NDE shows the experiences where people refer to be reincarnated and remembered their past lives

[@andymetternich3428]

You have to remember to take everything with a grain of salt. For example: 1. In the Bible, God allows the Hebrews to buy/use/inherit/keep for a lifetime non Hebrew slaves while not allowing that for his "chosen" people. Also he permits genocide of non Hebrews to get their land. Which Jesus didn't refute , on the contrary, he said that not a jot or tittle of the(Hebrew/Jewish)law shall pass away. 2. The Hindus have a caste system where higher castes dominate lower ones(or at least the Brahmins/Kshatriyas dominate/tax the Vaishiyas who do trading and farming and these 3 castes in turn dump on the Shudras and treat them as dirty slaves). 3. Then you have Islam which authorizes slavery/forced conversion/taxation of non Muslims(Jiziyah)and terrorism(Muhammad himself said he is made victorious through terror). So all religions are a combination of genuine spirituality and man made BS.

[@buntasticbuns769]

God allowed "Genocide of non-hebrews who were willingly sacrificing their children in fire to Baal.". That would not end there, you should search for canaanite worship of baal and sacrifices you would get to know the whole truth of the matter. It was God's judgement on them. If their children ever grew up they were following the same patterns all over again. So yes, in a nutshell, it was righteous of him to wipe them out. A life is a life valued when it is looked upon as a person made in the image of God, not in the image of Satan.

[@buntasticbuns769]

Plus - All religions are not the same. Hinduism as portrayed in general is much more vulgar and filthy in the scriptures. You won't get to read it unless you really want it to. I'm from India, born a Hindu, but willingly chose to follow Christ. I've had fair share of in depth knowledge of both scriptures and can assure you there is no one holy as Christ. The God of the Bible is ABSOLUTE TRUTH.

[@Vlogs_Dharma]

​@@buntasticbuns769 Nice joke

[@andymetternich3428]

@@buntasticbuns769 in a roundabout way that is what Hitler and the Nazis thought about Jews. Jews were evil and had to be destroyed and their Property given to the good Aryan People. Plus it makes perfect sense to kill all male toddlers/small children of another tribe(but hypocritically keep small female children/virgins alive for your own use) because some adults in that tribe sacrifice children. And I guess the Milk and Honey land grab had absolutely nothing to do with it? Sometimes you wonder how People are able to justify gross misconduct in the name of Religion.

[@andymetternich3428]

@@buntasticbuns769 whatever misconduct or hypocrisy Hindus are guilty of, it doesn't compare to the mass murder/genocide/robbery and other fun stuff committed by eager converts in the name of Christianity and Islam. God got to be shaking his head.

[@JamesRichardWiley]

The experiences of past lives arise in the present moment just like all the others. When you die you dissolve you dissolve into formless energy. There is no more "you' - the individual..

[@pdxnikki1]

I prefer the views of exorcists best on this phenomenon. Makes the most sense to me. Occam's razor.

[@ZamWeazle]

Exorcist?

[@pdxnikki1]

@@ZamWeazle yep.

[@ZamWeazle]

@@pdxnikki1 kind of weird. Why would an exorcist have a better explanation? They are good at removing bad spirits and demons. Reincarnation is a pretty different field.

[@pdxnikki1]

@@ZamWeazle many have encountered things like this before and have professional experience.

[@SandyJayne]

Best explanation is there IS no PAST LIVE

[@sckumar6812]

haha foolish u r😂😂

[@sckumar6812]

can i ask u a qstn ?

[@BirenderSinghJalal]

Says a Christian lol....our religion is 8000 years older than your christ 😅

[@zepkauvaka8316]

the reincarnation is the weakest and pathetic hypothesis out there...like islam

[@BirenderSinghJalal]

Lol you wanna talk about the stupid Bible as well?!

[@tamaska2000]

100 monkey theory

[@pixelprincess9]

Now I know how atheists feel when they listen to Christian’s discuss theology. Both of these two sound crazy.

[@CedanyTheAlaskan]

So you said you know how atheists feel and said both of them sound crazy one being Christian and one being Hindu Are you an atheist yourself?

[@4gegtyreeyuyeddffvyt]

@@CedanyTheAlaskanI see no solid evidence to support reincarnation or any form of consciousness that survives the death of the brain.

[@pixelprincess9]

@@CedanyTheAlaskan the Christian wasn’t arguing for Christianity. He said himself that he didn’t believe the explanations that he was giving. They just seemed bizarre.

[@jemuel6222]

As an atheist what is your views on cow called as mother?

[@swapnaneeldas3227]

​@@jemuel6222 you have a real problem with hindus buddy,go see a doctor🤡🤣🤣🤣

[@masterpassword2]

Does the Santa Claus wear blue or green coat?

[@buntasticbuns769]

Neither, cz he doesn't exist.

[@masterpassword2]

@@buntasticbuns769 Precisely my point.

[@TheProdigalMeowMeowMeowReturns]

@@masterpassword2See Braude (2003) for a nice discussion. The evidence for reincarnation is worth taking seriously

[@Ankita-vr8ri]

​@@TheProdigalMeowMeowMeowReturnsno reincarnation is not real ...and 99% don't know what's their past life is. And in 1% people majority of them come from one religion believing in reincarnation

[@shashankshukla8811]

Yes he wears the brown coat

[@johnny2303]

The data is in the scriptures. This is just hypothetical jibberish

[@jerialknight]

This is hilarious. Trying to compete over whose myth and magic best explains a supernatural claim of past lives. Who better explains why so many people are the famous characters from history? LMAO!

[@Sfourtytwo]

This episode is sponsored by Durex which could have easily prevented Cameron.