No, Christians believe in heaven.
Christian(Catholic)
Mark Albrecht has written: 'Reincarnation' 'Reincarnation, a Christian appraisal' -- subject(s): Christianity, Reincarnation
Reincarnation is not a christian belief. You are either sent to heaven for eternity or hell for eternity, or you go to purgatory.
You go to heaven, not reincarnated as another creature,
Hinduism doesn't specifically preclude ancillary belief in Christian theological concepts, but Christian theology is not a part of Hindu belief. In Hinduism, karma and reincarnation are important. The Second Coming is a kind of reincarnation, if you think about it.
They just do... its just part of their faith just as Jesus dieing is part of the christian faith.
Lynn A. De Silva has written: 'Why can't I save myself?' -- subject(s): Buddhism, Christianity, Christianity and other religions, Comparative studies, Relations, Salvation 'Reincarnation in Buddhist and Christian thought' -- subject(s): Christianity and reincarnation, Reincarnation
reincarnation) n.1. Rebirth of the soul in another body.
AnswerReincarnation seems to have been implicit in the teachings of the early Gnostic Christians.Origin, an early Church Father, also taught of reincarnation. The doctrine of reincarnation has never been explicitly repudiated by the Church, although many Christian theologians have dismissed or derided it. However, in practice, modern Christians believe a soul is born once.
My Reincarnation was created in 2010.
The word reincarnation is a noun, or occasionally a noun adjunct (e.g. reincarnation beliefs).
There is no scientific evidence that reincarnation occurs.