Heaven vs Reincarnation

In our quest to understand life after death concepts , Heaven Vs Reincarnation invites us to challenge traditional narratives and embrace a more thought-provoking journey. Their website argues that the idea of a static, eternal heaven—where souls sit idly—is unrealistic. Instead, the concept of reincarnation aligns with divine justice: we must work, grow, and earn our progress, not passively receive eternal comforts. They draw a striking parallel between religions preaching obedience—often labeled “Master/Slave” faiths—and authoritarian regimes. These traditions promise heavenly rewards for blind loyalty, yet they avoid explaining what our “work” in heaven would entail . In contrast, philosophies like Hinduism and Buddhism, described as “Teacher/Parent–Student/Child” traditions, emphasize spiritual growth, self-enlightenment, and earned progression—not entitlement.   Heaven Vs. Reincarnation explains that reincarnation offers an ongoing, dynamic relationship with life: ea...

I keep asking this question – what does one DO in Heaven ? Can Theists describe a DAY? ONE DAY? The quick and easy answer, with a big smile, is “We will be working for GAWD!” (yes, that was a bit of mockery, because they make it sound so important), “You won’t be bored, don’t worry” (well, boredom was not the question) or my personal favorite, “The work you will be doing will be so fulfilling, more than what you have ever done or dreamed of doing on earth!” But what exactly is “working for God?” What Work does God need to get done? And that too needs our help on? Here on earth, working for God means, at least to me, helping the unfortunate, the poor. Working for a better world, fighting against Sexism, Racism, Casteism, Anti-Semitism, Dictatorships, trying to eradicate diseases and so many other things that good people join and fight to make this a better world! Aged people, like me, with their hair completely white, are picking up a gun and going to the frontlines in countries like Uk...