Question
Which religion believes in reincarnation and Karma?
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Reincarnation and karma are key concepts in several religions, most notably in Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism.
- **Hinduism** teaches that the soul undergoes a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara), influenced by karma, the law of cause and effect based on a person's actions.
- **Buddhism** also embraces the idea of reincarnation and karma, though it emphasizes the cycle of rebirth as a process of suffering that can be overcome through enlightenment.
- **Jainism** holds similar views, with a strong focus on karma affecting the soul's journey through cycles of rebirth.
- **Sikhism** incorporates ideas of reincarnation and karma as well, viewing them within the framework of devotion to God and ethical living.
These religions have differing interpretations and practices regarding these concepts, but all involve the fundamental ideas of reincarnation and karma.
- **Hinduism** teaches that the soul undergoes a cycle of birth, death, and rebirth (samsara), influenced by karma, the law of cause and effect based on a person's actions.
- **Buddhism** also embraces the idea of reincarnation and karma, though it emphasizes the cycle of rebirth as a process of suffering that can be overcome through enlightenment.
- **Jainism** holds similar views, with a strong focus on karma affecting the soul's journey through cycles of rebirth.
- **Sikhism** incorporates ideas of reincarnation and karma as well, viewing them within the framework of devotion to God and ethical living.
These religions have differing interpretations and practices regarding these concepts, but all involve the fundamental ideas of reincarnation and karma.