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according to Quran, it surely is...
and i personally think that our lives here would be somehow pointless without an afterlife, and without a fair afterlife, the justice of God would be questioned
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∙ 11y agoSpiritual rebirth, yes.. but not physically.. u r reborn in God, Jesus. 2 b reborn u have 2 leave everything behind and start believing in Jesus..
I hope this helped.. XD
I have a qoustion for the person who answered this
why do i have to believe in Jesus
to me
there are no rebirth and ALLAH is the only god, Mohammed is his Prophet and we are his followers
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∙ 12y agoRebirth(It is the atma changing body with erased memories of past life) happens only depending on your "KARMA", Which is Hindu belief but if you know Vedas then you will agree that it is SANATAN i.e is world religion and we all have been originated from same source & colors difference is just due to climatic conditions.
Some religions believe in rebirth others do not. There is no proof either way.
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∙ 10y agoThere are some people that believe in life after death that once you die you are reincarnated into a new life based on your previous life. They believe that the previous good or bad in the basis for the next life.
AiR - Atman in Ravi
Yes, there is no doubt that there is rebirth after death. We must contemplate death. What is death? The body dies, every body has to die. But what happens to the one who was alive? Don't we say that the person moved on, departed, passed away? If that person did not move out of the body, we would not cremate the body. But we are sure this is not the person, this is just the dead body. Where did the person go? On one side we see people going, on the other side we see people coming. So where are the people coming from? Why are some people born blissful, some born miserable? There must be some reason. This is not some joke, some game of luck. There is a connection between death and birth just like there is a connection between sunset and sunrise. A new sun doesn't rise everyday, it is the same sun. We have no doubt about it. So is rebirth.
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∙ 14y agothat generally depends on ones own beliefs.
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How does Hinduism feels about death and afterlife?
Rebirth
What are some philosophies of death and dying?
Is there life after death? (afterlife, rebirth, what happens after you die)
Why do Hindus want to achieve moksha?
so that they can be freed from the cycle of birth, death and rebirth (samsara). Hindus believe that when they are freed from the samara (birth ,death, rebirth) they can be with BRAHMAN (which is their god)
Why celebrate St. Patrick's Day on the anniversary of his death?
It is not a celebration of his death but a celebration of his rebirth into Heaven.
Who was the Egyptian god of rebirth?
Osiris, god of death and new life.
How do buddist celebrate death?
They don't think you die, they celebrate rebirth.
What is the Humanism beliefs about afterlife different religions?
The hindus believe in rebirth after death.
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Bats usually symbolise death and rebirth. This is associated with how bats go into caves ( dying) in the morning, and come out at night ( rebirth ). The rebirth is like emerging from a womb. ( coming out from the cave)
What does it mean when a Phoenix is following you in a dream?
The phoenix represents rebirth. But the phoenix has to submit to death by fire before it can hatch again into a new life. This dream suggests that the dreamer is resisting the fiery death, and consequently forfeits the chance for rebirth.
What does day of dead skull symbolize?
it can mean one of two things:that you are not afraid of deathsomeone near to you has passed awayP.S. its called a muerto skull
What does the olympic flame represent?
the olympic flame represents the death and the rebirth of greek heroeshope and endurance
What is the meaning of life and death for a Hindu?
They believe in rebirth, and regeneration after death. But they say that all non-Hindu's are not reborn but a Hindu could be reborn as anything.
