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Q 1. Briefly but carefully explain the Hindu view of reincarnation. 2. Briefly but carefully explain the Buddhist view of reincarnation. (NOTE: although your text addresses this topic, it may well be helpful to do some additional research to ensure you have an accurate understanding of both views. Please cite any sources consulted) 3. Do you think it make sense to believe in reincarnation? If "no," are people like the Buddha deluded when they claim to remember past lives? If "yes," what evidence is there for it? What difference would it make to you now if you believed you would be reborn and live again?

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Reincarnation is the concept that is closely held by many people regarding the works one does in one’s life and is rewarded for the same, in the next life, or even punished for. This is a belief supported by the idea that if one does good one will be rewarded with good things in the next life and will be born free of misery and pain, but if one does badly in one’s life, the next life is bound to be punished by God and is going to be reflected in the troubles one faces. This was supported with the intention to follow a righteous path of living and to refrain from evil thoughts and actions.