Recently, I started a thread where I brought forth evidence that for the past 2000 years and more, orthodox Jews -- including Jesus as recorded in the Bible -- believed in reincarnation. (The thread is "Did Jesus and his followers believe in reincarnation?" at viewtopic.php?t=35420&start=10) Nobody challenged what I put forth.
However, Biblical references to the Day of Judgment and "eternal life" and the "kingdom of Heaven" seem to be a different scenario, as is the Catholic notion of Purgatory. How to reconcile this discrepancy? Could both reincarnation and Purgatory/Heaven be true? Does the soul split in two just after death?
P.S. Perhaps this question is like discussing the "Big Bang" or the first appearance of life on Earth: the ambiguous scraps of evidence don't get in the way of theorizing, speculation and strongly-held opinions.
Does the soul split in two just after death?
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"God don't let me lose my nerve" -- "Put Your Lights On"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KCBS5EtszYI
"Who shall save the human race?"
-- "Wild Goose Chase" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5L45toPpEv0
"A piece is gonna fall on you..."
-- "All You Zombies" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=63O_cAclG3A[/i]
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