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Originally posted by @thinkofone
https://fineartamerica.com/featured/new-yorker-may-8th-2017-liana-finck.html
Description: Water bottle runs past sign that says "Have you heard the good news?".

So...what's the point? No, I don't get it. Is the cartoon supposed to mean something to someone?

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Originally posted by @secondson
Description: Water bottle runs past sign that says "Have you heard the good news?".

So...what's the point? No, I don't get it. Is the cartoon supposed to mean something to someone?
Right, like the universe NEEDS more humans to come back after screwing up their lives and others. Sure, it could happen.

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Originally posted by @secondson
Description: Water bottle runs past sign that says "Have you heard the good news?".

So...what's the point? No, I don't get it. Is the cartoon supposed to mean something to someone?
The key part that you evidently missed is that the sign has a large universal recycling symbol in the middle of it.

Hopefully I don't need to explain further.

My initial thought was reincarnation, but I suppose it could work with resurrection with less direct applicability.

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Reincarnation according to Hinduism does not neccesarily have to be back to this planet. Also it is understood that the ideal well lived life would culminate in no further incarnations but the ending of that cycle.
Jesus did not talk about reincarnation and neither did the Buddha.

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Yes, I would think so.

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Originally posted by @thinkofone
The key part that you evidently missed is that the sign has a large universal recycling symbol in the middle of it.

Hopefully I don't need to explain further.

My initial thought was reincarnation, but I suppose it could work with resurrection with less direct applicability.
Hey, I thought it was funny, and I didn't even have to have you explain it to me.

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And you just can't let it go, can you?

Like a dog with a favorite bone, I guess.

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Originally posted by @karoly-aczel
Reincarnation according to Hinduism does not neccesarily have to be back to this planet. Also it is understood that the ideal well lived life would culminate in no further incarnations but the ending of that cycle.
Jesus did not talk about reincarnation and neither did the Buddha.
Hinduism holds Buddha to be the 9th avatar of Vishnu.
And Buddha was a Hindu.

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Originally posted by @caissad4
Hinduism holds Buddha to be the 9th avatar of Vishnu.
And Buddha was a Hindu.
Buddha was born in Hindu India and thus spoke in Hindu terms.

He didn't deny reincarnation , he only focused on our present life.

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Originally posted by @thinkofone
The key part that you evidently missed is that the sign has a large universal recycling symbol in the middle of it.

Hopefully I don't need to explain further.

My initial thought was reincarnation, but I suppose it could work with resurrection with less direct applicability.
Yes, that's what we need, more cartoons spoofing fiction.

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Originally posted by @secondson
Yes, that's what we need, more cartoons spoofing fiction.
We need truth. Got any?

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"He who blames others has a long way to go on his journey. He who blames himself is halfway there. He who blame no one has already arrived. "

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