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Reincarnation is a fact. That it is no longer part of today's Christian beliefs is due to one power-hungry woman who had all references to reincarnation in the early Bible removed. A seemingly small act with historical consequences: how different would the history of the last two millenia have been if Christians had known that they themselves would reap the fruit of their (mis)deeds in a future earthly life - that they would have to sleep in the beds they had made ?!

At the beginning of Christianity, reincarnation was one of the pillars of belief. Without it (as later happened), Christianity would lose all its logic. How could a benevolent, loving God give one person a silver spoon and leave the next to starve in their ostensibly only earthy life ? Early church elders and theologians, like Origen, Basilides and St Gregory taught reincarnation of the soul as a matter of course - it was written in the Bible, after all. Nowadays, most Christians suspect blasphemy if someone references reincarnation.

To read the rest of the article:
https://fr.scribd.com/document/54220115/The-Church-s-Biggest-Lie-The-Missing-Link-in-Christianity

backtokemet:
How could a benevolent, loving God give one person a silver spoon and leave the next to starve in their ostensibly only earthy life ?


https://fr.scribd.com/document/54220115/The-Church-s-Biggest-Lie-The-Missing-Link-in-Christianity

This right here is why I would never return to Christianity and other such religions again.


PS: I tried reading the rest from your website but it is not opening properly. All the words are on one side. Don't know if it's my browser.
Do well to paste the rest.

Ranchhoddas:
This right here is why I would never return to Christianity and other such religions again.


PS: I tried reading the rest from your website but it is not opening properly. All the words are on one side. Don't know if it's my browser.
Do well to paste the rest.

The link is a PDF file. 5 pages long and you can't select text to copy. I'm not gonna type all of it.