/lit/ - Literature

Here's the big ramble on dying whether you deserve it or not. Again Buddhists know how it works but other religions grasp some of it.
>souls exist
>souls are not born for a short time to only be sorted into heaven or hell forever because that is both unfair, insane and probably not justified Biblically. Many church founders believe in reincarnation
>endless souls being forged from nothing and then tossed aside is also supremely wasteful whatever divine powers seem to be smarter than that judging by creation
>odds are you will be reborn
>but not right away
>in life you accrue good or bad karma
>unlike western imbecile perspectives this karma will last into the afterlife or the next life
>your karma can either be cashed in during the afterlife for paradise (or torture)
>or your karma will carry over into the next life
>this depends on yourself but also some divine plan

When little children get murdered, the atheist says "that sucks." The Christian asks "why God why?" The Buddhists knows they murdered someone else in their past life, and they must learn their lesson, the punishment.