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Talk:Rebirth or Resurrection:Non Verifiability of the Theory of Resurrection

From Hindupedia, the Hindu Encyclopedia

By Vishal Agarwal


According to the Semitic texts, no one but the Prophets can visit Heaven or Hell before the Day of Judgment. So, basically there is no proof that Christian or Muslim Heaven/Hell exist. The accounts of these places given by Biblical prophets like Ezekiel and St. John and by Muslim texts are selfcontradictory and quite childish and laughable. On the other hand, there have been numerous cases recorded in which people have come to recollect their previous lives. I personally know people who recall their previous lives. In fact, Hindu scriptures clearly declare that anyone can practice Yoga and learn about his previous lives. While in Samadhi, it is also possible to establish communion with the souls that have attained Moksha. So, everything is verifiable in the Hindu theory of life and death and it is therefore, consistent with the scientific method.

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