Could Your Child be Hitler?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

THIS story has been passing around Freehold, getting all the mothers worked up over nothing. All you cackling hens running around accusing each other of having Hitler for a son, pointing fingers, getting all riled up...

THERE IS NO SUCH THING as "re-incarnation," people! NO. SUCH. THING.

Even this wetback understands.

Reincarnated Kids: 9 Signs Your Child Had A Past Life

Does your 3-year-old have a strange understanding of the inner workings of the Titanic?

Is your 6-year-old boy able to translate the words of Adolf Hitler?

Does your 7-year-old girl say bizarre things about how she spied on you in a window from heaven before she was born?

As strange as it sounds, some people believe those anecdotes are signs the kids were reincarnated.

Belief in reincarnation goes back centuries and is part of many religious faiths, but there is, so far, little scientific data supporting it.

However, the producers of a reality series are gathering some intriguing information that may suggest reincarnation does exist, but they need help.

The producers of Ghost Inside My Child a reality series returning for its second season later this year on the LMN network, are currently conducting a casting call for children who claim to have, or have had, past life memories.

Currently, the show has interviewed 12 families over the course of doing the show and need at least eight more for the next season.

Producer Sandra Alvarez-Smith admits the pool is too small to be scientifically valid, but said she's been amazed at the similarities between the kids who've been interviewed so far.

[Mother Of Seven]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?

My maid believes this clap trap, no matter how hard I try to beat it in to her silly head that it's nonsense. I guess that's why she'll never be any more than a maid.

[Mary Etheldreda]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?

I think it's naught but child abuse to brainwash a child into believing such clearly impossible things exist. These children are frightened half to death wondering about things like "memories of death," and wondering where they or their loved ones will go in a "next life." Because there's no way to prove this is real (or fake), all it takes is a sympathetic ear to a child's imagination to give them the impression their fantasies reflect reality. Of course they can't know that their fantasies have been brought forth from the delusions of the adults in their lives, delusions they naturally assume are real (and children assume fantasies and reality are not separated for many years - years that will solidify this false belief). The real tragedy of this is the fact that these children will ignore the story of Jesus, and thus spend eternity roasting in Hell. Poor kids.

[Witch Hammer]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?



The fallen one ever seeks to lead the faithless astray with his devious tricks, even going so far as to implant false past life memories into babies, and altering their features to resemble historical figures, such as Adolph Hitler, so that they can convincingly, yet falsely, testify against the Glory of God and the truth of the Living Word™...

[Titus Templeton]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?

Must be a strange wake up thinking to be reincarnated and then send to Hell.

[Dr Laurence Niles]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?

This is yet another example of how people who go to state schools are not taught critical thinking

There is no evidence of reincarnation and plenty of evidence against it.

1) Hebrews 9:27 And as it is appointed unto men once to die, but after this the judgment:

2) I've never met anybody who can prove they have been reincarnated.

An open a shut case.

YIC

[JustGotSaved]

Re: Could Your Child be Hitler?

I did some research on the "internet" and if i may, allow me source a site. Or is that "cite a source"? Anyway, here:

https://bible.org/question/what-does...-reincarnation

Now no matter whether this "bible dot org" is legitmate or not, there is one paragraph that caugtt my eye:

When asked why there would be a reincarnation, what purpose would it serve they say this:

"If the answer is given that our bodies are not penalties for sin but illusions of individuality, the pantheistic One becoming many in human consciousness, no reason can possibly be given for this. Indeed, Hinduism calls it simply lila, divine play. What a stupid game for God to play! If Oneness is perfection, why would perfection play the game of imperfection? All the world’s sins and sufferings are reduced to a meaningless, inexplicable game."

I have to agree. That would be a very stupid game for God to play!! Far better, and far more beautiful is the simple truth that God made us in complete foreknowledge of what Adam and Eve would do, that mankind would sin throughout the ages. But He had a plan which we could read about it in His Word, that we could still become sinless and enjoy heaven with God if we put down our own sinful volition and individuality and instead pledged our lives, our minds, our souls our complete selves to Him, through the power of Faith, and accept His temporary sacrifice of some pain and a temporary death after taking the sins of the world onto His shoulders, thereby avoiding the permanent pain and death that His rules said we must suffer for sin in the place called Hell which He created through his Holy mercy.

To sum that up:

God sacrificed Himself, to Himself, to appease Himself, to change a rule that He made in the first place. So He won't have to roast us alive, His beloved creation, for ever and ever.

*THAT* makes a LOT more sense than some fruity reincarnation for "the experience" or "personal growth" or "the voyage" thing!