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Faith
Faith in regeneration is from all over the 6th century BC, and for the first time appearing in original religions of India.
Regeneration is the belief that the soul of the man is regenerating time and time again after the body died.
Western vision compared to the east
Most Western religious denominates believe that the dead hold the personality after death, while the eastern religions often believe in the ability to return like an animal or a tree.
According to Buddhism and Hinduism, men or women are reborn in the way they live their previous lives.
This is often called karma.
There are some culticism of Hinduism that keeps the belief that regeneration does not necessarily mean they will be reborn as another person.
If he has lived
Other Rel
Buddhism believes that after death, the body no longer exists, and a form of life has just begun according to the quality of the previous life, until they achieve perfection and Nirvana.
Kenya's Kikaya women often worshiped in a place where they believed they were living by their ancestral souls.
It is the belief that they are pregnant, their ancestral souls have to enter their bodies.
In Christianity, some Gnostic sects in a first-century are believed in reborn ideas.
This idea was clearly the prestige of theologians at that time, and in 553 AD, Emperor Justinian condemned the reborn was a Heraction.
