Why Christians Should Believe in Reincarnation

Reincarnation was an accepted belief by the great minds of antiquity. In Greece Plato was influenced by earlier classical Greek philosophers such as Pythagoras (6th cent BCE), while Reincarnation was both believed and taught by Jesus and many Church Fathers through the 8th century, as well as in Hebrew texts and mystical traditions throughout the middle ages.

In Reincarnation for Christians, Monsignor Sweeley proves that reincarnation was accepted by Jesus according to Holy Scripture, was accepted and taught by the Church Fathers as a doctrine of the faith, and is believed today by many Christians. Moreover, he makes clear why there is no conflict between the atonement of Jesus and Jesus as the redeemer of humanity, with the necessity of living many lives before we attain salvation.

"In this timely book about reincarnation and the Christian
tradition, Monsignor Sweeley gives us an eye-opening look into
an issue that has been long ignored by mainstream Christian
churches."
-Most Rev. Alan R. Kemp, D.Min., CEO, The Ascension Alliance

"Msgr. Jack Sweeley has amassed an enormous collection of
information about the belief called reincarnation. He includes
evidence in support of reincarnation from the Christian Scriptures
as well as from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Nag Hammadi
Library. He cites and quotes notables from all walks of life and
periods of history who have shared a belief in reincarnation."
-Bishop Bernie O. Finch, D.C., EMD, DD

"As a believer in reincarnation, I was amazed at the information
that literally packs the pages of Monsignor Sweeley's book.
As you will find, reincarnation is not just 'New Age' but has been
a major belief in one form or another for thousands of years.
-Katy O. Ishee, author of Pieces of My Heart and Gemini's Galaxy

"Msg. Sweeley's brilliantly researched and comprehensive
treatment of the Judeo-Christian roots of Reincarnation will
change your entire perspective on the subject."
-K. Michael Murphy, M.A., DDS

"In these powerfully transformative times, many
in the Western world are accepting this doctrine, and others are
eager to know more about the Christian church's position on this
subject.
-Sri Swami Shankarananda Giri, Divine Life Church, Baltimore, MD