If only three souls (from those still living or passed) could be reinacrnated....?

Question

(with no memory, just the spirit) who would you choose?

Oh you've got to be kidding me. This has nothing to do with spreading belief. This is a philosophical question. A situation is set out and you, by understanding how you would respond, gain insight into yourself and possibly society. I don't believe in reincarnation. If I did, you would still be an ***.

Answer 1

The Dali Lama, Martin Luther King Jr., and my Father.

Answer 2

Reincarnation nullifies the value of resurrection.

Ecclesiastes 9 says the dead is conscious of nothin at all, Psalms 146 says on the day man dies, his thoughts do perish.

The soul is man himself...Genesis 2:7 says man became a living soul...) Man was not given a soul; he became a soul, a living person. (1 Corinthians 15:45)

The Bible never describes “soul” as something that can have a continued conscious existence after death. Rather, it is always used in connection with living creatures. For example, the Bible calls the first man, Adam, “a living soul.” (Genesis 2:7; the Chinese Union Version renders this expression as “living person possessing soul,” but most authoritative translations use expressions like “living soul,” “living person,” and “living creature.”) In the Bible the word “soul” is used to refer to man himself or to the animals. It can also refer to the life that they enjoy as such. (Genesis 1:20; 1 Corinthians 15:45) Therefore, when a person dies, the soul dies and becomes nonexistent.

Spirit is the breath of life that God gave us.When we die this breath of life goes back to him.

Reincarnation nullifies the value of resurrection because, if a person had lived several lives which of it will be resurrected and if that person is still alive, he does not need to be resurrected.

Answer 3

FDR, FDR and FDR dude!

Answer 4

Somebody who doesn't spread the false belief of reincarnation thanks.