reincarnation造句怎麼寫

What is perhaps surprising is that substantial minorities in America apparently believe in ghosts, UFOs, witches, astrology and reincarnation.

Pakistan banned LET in 2002 But has refused to ban its alleged reincarnation, an Islamic charity called Jamaat-ud-Dawa.

For her pains, she was lionised at home (Bild, a tabloid, depicted her as a sword-bearing reincarnation of Bismarck) but denounced by her neighbours.

A man attracted to a mysterious blonde (Debbie Reynolds) who turns out to be the reincarnation of his male best friend in Vincente Minnelli's "Goodbye Charlie" (1964).

Guess which female American politician Bachmann thinks might be the modern reincarnation of Lady Thatcher, who can save the American Republic?

Imagine that that's the way reincarnation worked.

There's nothing wrong with you that reincarnation won't cure.

There is even talk that his reincarnation might one day be found there.

The royal family was once revered as the reincarnation of Hindu gods.

Villagers at Bossou do not eat chimpanzees because they think of chimps as the reincarnation of their ancestors.

The monks are entrepreneurs as well as holy men, one moment talking about reincarnation and the next about sustainable delivery models.

Many Buddhists and Hindus believe in reincarnation.

He stuns Grape with his appearance, seemingly her late husband's reincarnation.

Democrats believe some odd things, too: a recent Pew poll found that they were roughly twice as likely as Republicans to believe in reincarnation, spiritual energy and astrology.

Will Buddhists allow neuroscience to render their idea of reincarnation obsolete?

In February 1993, the Wall Street Journal reported that he had made such a passage: "I wanted to, if there is reincarnation, reborn as President, or the Pope, or a 0."400 baseball hitter.

Even some strands of Christianity believed in reincarnation, until the Council of Nice banned such beliefs in 553 A.D..