When people die, their souls are reborn in a new entity

When people die, their souls are reborn in a new entity
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Eschatology
Linking arguments
Hinduism is harmful People are judged by Allah after they die and are sent to Paradise or Hell as appropriate

Note: This belief is called reincarnation.

Supporting arguments

This point relies on Druze doctrine. The souls of people transmigrate after death and are reborn in new people. This is a tenet of the Druze religion.

Opposing arguments

This point relies on Christian doctrine. The idea of reincarnation was created by Satan to deceive people into believing in false ideas, namely that good deeds lead to enlightenment and therefore salvation. In truth, only faith in the Christian God can lead to salvation.  Related argument: Christian faith alone is sufficient to achieve salvation. Related argument: The Christian God exists. Related argument: Satan exists.

This point relies on Islamic doctrine. Dead people are judged by Allah and sent to Paradise or Hell, as described in the Koran.  Related argument: People are judged by Allah after they die and are sent to Paradise or Hell as appropriate.

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