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It's true that when people die, they get a new life as a new person, in terms of the person's vision (what we see from our eyes)? (fedia.io)

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It's true that when people die, they get a new life as a new person, in terms of the person's vision (what we see from our eyes)?

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Some religion believes that a soul can reincarnate into non-human anmals such as pigs. Or even inaminate objects. If a soul gets whipped in hell it can vanish.

So at least we now solved the underpopulation problem.

And do you know that some non-human animals can upgrade to humans or even gods if they consume holy food/drinks, or 'charged' by holy relics such as sacred stones?🤭 Yeah, that creates new souls!

[–] [email protected] 2 points 1 month ago

Animal populations have been dwindling for years while the human population soars. Perhaps all those humans who were animals have been ranking up lately?