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well many people belive the Buddha taught about reincarnation but his enlightenment made him belive in no soul so reincarnation couldn't be possible
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Many westerners have a view of reincarnation that supposes that some little version of yourself is reborn in another body and carries along all the memories of the previous life (hypnotic regression often regresses people to find out who the were in past lives).
In Buddhism, whidh has no god, the soul equivalent is the atman which doesn't carry this burden of memories or personality. It may be reborn until enlightenment occurs.
Hindus have a similar concept but they do have gods,.
Some authorities indicate a Jewish beief in reincarnation, but they have a god as well.
What else can I help you with?
How does religion view theSupreme Being?
Which religion? There are different religions, which have different views of God (or gods).
Are gods perfect?
Depending upon the point of view of the particular religion. For the Abrahamic religions, for example, yes.
Did Hebrews view their leader as gods?
No. The one thing that distinguished them from other religions is that they only worshipped the one God.
What is or the basic beliefs of the religions?
from my eye view, the basic belief of the religions is about God(monotheism), gods(polytheism) or any kind of power that we feel more superior than us, human~
Can only one religion be true?
Not necessarily. Buddhism is compatible with other religions. In fact, most polytheistic religions can accommodate the beliefs of other religions. However, monotheistic religions must necessarily exclude all religions that believe in other gods. The alternative view, held by atheists, is that no religion is true.
What is a Christians point of view about reincarnation?
they do not believe in it. it is no where in the bible
How is a angle created?
well from my view..Angels are created from Gods light...In many religions such as Hindus and Buddhisms do not believe in angels.While Muslims and Christians do believe in Angels...
What gods are not real?
In the view of many, no god is real.In the view of those who follow one of the Abrahamic faiths (Christianity, Islam, Judaism), only their God is real and all other gods are not real.Followers of other religions may believe that the Abrahamic God is not real, but most non-Abrahamic faiths are sufficiently tolerant to accept the possibility of his existence.
If you believe in reincarnation karma Mother Nature and the idea of multiple gods what religion are you?
If you believe in multiple gods, or the possibility of them, then you're pagan. Paganism itself isn't really a religion, it's any of many religions that have more than one god (not monotheistic). Most monotheistic religions such as Christianity consider paganism evil, but that's just their viewpoint (based on the 10 commandments you should only worship God and no other). Look into Wiccan (the original religion of Europe that Christianity called witchcraft). They looked at balance, wisdom, etc. that might fit your Nature, they had a Goddess and a God, but I don't know if they had reincarnation. Not sure, but it's possible that with your modern view, your mixing parts of many religions, so all of your beliefs may not exist in one named religion that you can 'practice' with others. The usual definition of reincarnation is taken from Hindu or Buddist believes. Many old religions just thought you died, no reincarnation, no heaven as Christians know it (as a reward place for those who were good while Hell is a place of punishment for evildoers. Greeks and Romans had a god of the underworld, where your spirit went, but you were not born into a new body on Earth. Norse had Hel, the goddess of the underworld, where most people went (those warriors that were exceptionally courageous were chosen by Valkyries to go to Valhalla when they died, there to fight with the gods in the final battle against Giants and other evil monsters). Note that most if not all people went to hades or hell, it was not a place for punishment for evil just a place where all souls of the dead went. I don't know a lot about Native American beliefs, but not sure if they believe in reincarnation either. About Natuer. I'm not sure how (western) ancient civilizations would view modern thought of 'nature'. To many in modern times, nature is pure and balanced while civilization is machines, pollution, noise, overcrowding. But, to many ancients in Greece etc., nature was often wild, chaos, and danger, not a good place to be. Native Americans didn't separate nature, since they didn't have civilization to separate themselves from it. Their religion is very nature based, but again not like our current view of it as an antidote to civilized living. Your beliefs might not fit the nice neat prepackaged form of an accepted religion either. Hope this helps some. Reincarnation, Karma and multiple Gods are facets of the Hindu religions. Mother nature is more of a Druid / Wicca sort of thing.
What is Odysseus' view of the gods?
He respects them
What happens when the world comes to an end?
It depends on what you believe, as some religions, like Christianity, believe that Anti-Christ will return and that the Second Coming will occur, while other religions may not share that view. For instance, a differing view is that the gods will take all the good people who worshiped them in mortal life, and leave all the bad human beings to suffer in horrible storms.
How is the Hindu and Buddhist religions not violent?
They have something called 'Ahimsa' which is spreading a message, or a point of view, without violence. E.g. Ghandi held peaceful protests
