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Past Life/Reincarnation Bible/Science Meditation Third Eye Bible/Pineal Gland

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Channel: Watching the Times · 2018 · Science & Technology

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the beginning of the Christian era, reincarnation was one of the pillars of belief.
But later was removed from the Bible
Early Church elders and theologians, 
taught reincarnation of the soul as a matter of course — it was written in the Bible after all. 
Increasing evidence brought to light from various historians and skeptics show that there was a lot of information that was not only left out of the bible, but disinformation that was deliberately added to the bible after the new testament was released.
Interesting, but also perhaps very uncomfortable for those who follow the Christian faith because reincarnation is certainly not a part of that belief system. Given then, it must be noted that there is quite a bit of evidence that points towards a large percentage of early Christians who did accept the idea of a cycle and rebirth on earth. This was around the period of 1 AD to 500 AD, it was during this time period that the stories of Jesus Christ were written down by hand and passed down to future generations.
During this time, the bible as we know it had not been written and put together in it’s whole form. Upon the discovery of crucial and important documents scholars have been able to confirm that Gnostic Christians also believed in reincarnation. At this time they didn’t have the label of Gnostics at all, they were just Christians who followed the message of Christ and just so happened to believe in reincarnation. Unfortunately, later on these ideas were persecuted by the Christian Church.
Reincarnation was officially removed from Christian doctrine during the year 553 under the Second Council of Constantinople. 
The council was evoked by the Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora to decide then what were to be ‘acceptable’ Christian beliefs and practices. The council released a list of decrees, which sounded the death knell for the idea of reincarnation.
The Bible uses the Greek word "palingenesía" which translated means reincarnation. 
Palingenesis is a concept of rebirth or re-creation, used in various contexts in philosophy, theology, politics, and biology.

Most religions essentially point towards the same thing
Adding reincarnation back into the Bible and to Christianity makes it even more similar to many other world religions

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