Reincarnation Vs Regeneration
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Fixed and Mobile Souls: Resurrection Versus Reincarnation
Which is right? Resurrection or Reincarnation? Religion and spirituality entirely depend on which one is real. If reincarnation is true, all religions based on resurrection are false, and vice versa. Resurrection and reincarnation have drastically different ontologies and epistemologies. The ultimate answer to existence is dependent on whether souls reincarnate or experience resurrection. Don't you want the knowledge that will dictate the fate of your soul? Then come and get it. The first stop is the incredible world of ancient Egyptian religion.
The Living Signature: The Body's Power to Heal and the Question of Design
Author: Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada
language: en
Publisher: Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada
Release Date: 2025-06-26
In The Living Signature: The Body's Power to Heal and the Question of Design, science and spirit converge in a captivating exploration of the human body as more than mere biology. Drawing from philosophy, theology, medicine, and biology, this book challenges the view that life is the product of blind chance. From the cellular dance of regeneration to the breathtaking orchestration of body systems, it reveals signs of purpose woven into the fabric of life itself. For the scientist, the skeptic, and the seeker alike, this is an invitation to see the body not just as alive, but as alive with meaning. "I will praise thee, for I am fearfully and wonderfully made," wrote a grateful King David in Psalm 139 three thousand years ago. He didn't know the half of it. In this marvelous book, Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada focuses on the marvelous ability of life to regenerate and heal itself, surveying what philosophers and theologians throughout the ages have surmised, and detailing the intricate molecular mechanisms that have been discovered by scientists only in recent decades. The result is a tour de force showcasing the intelligent design of life. Michael J. Behe, PhD, Professor of Biological Sciences at Lehigh University in Pennsylvania and a Senior Fellow at Discovery Institute’s Center for Science and Culture, and author of Darwin’s Black Box. The Living Signature by Dr. Octavian Caius Obeada is a profound exploration of the human body’s regenerative capacity, framed as both a scientific marvel and a philosophical clue to purposeful design. Drawing on decades of medical experience and insights from biology, theology, and systems thinking, the book challenges reductionist views by asking whether healing is merely mechanical, or a message of intention. With compelling case studies and a multidisciplinary lens, this work invites readers to see the human body not as an accident, but as a living signature of meaning and design. Adrian Anthony Dormans MD, FAAFP From skin and bone to organs and DNA, the regenerative capabilities of the human body are not only astonishing, they hint at something deeper. The Living Signature lays out thoughtful, well-researched reflections, and challenges you to consider whether the complexity and order we see in ourselves, could truly be the product of blind chance, or the body itself is whispering something about its origin, a message not of randomness, but of meaning. Costiuc Alexandru M.D., Specialist in Gastroenterology, Regina Maria - Romania Resident Physician in Family Medicine, University of Oradea
Reincarnation in Philo of Alexandria
The best current research on Philo's allegorical exegesis of Scripture The strong element of Greek philosophy in Philo's thought has been recognized since antiquity, but his relation to the Pythagorean-Platonic tenet of reincarnation has been a neglected, even avoided, topic in research. This book confirms the view common in the seventeenth to nineteenth centuries that Philo accepted the doctrine of reincarnation even though he preferred not to speak openly about it. The book shows how allegorization enabled Philo to give a reincarnational interpretation to very different scriptural passages. Features: Highlights the importance of reading Philonic parallel passages together for fuller understanding of Philo s message Discusses the difference between protological and universal allegory in Philo's exegesis of the first chapters of Genesis Introduces new concepts to Philonic research such as the corporealization of the mind (the result of transgression and a driving force for reincarnation) and monadization (the human soul's transformation into pure mind upon salvation)