What is the difference between reincarnation and resurrection in world religions?
Resurrection is strictly a Christian and biblical concept, rooted also in the Old Testament, while reincarnation is what other religions, mythologies, and cults teach. Scripture centers on the resurrection of the dead; no other religion has that in its theology, and without it, what's the use?
Les explains that no other religion on earth, nor any that has ever existed, has a resurrection of the dead in its theology. None of the mythologies or cults teach it; they have reincarnation instead. Resurrection, by contrast, is strictly a Christian and biblical concept, and it was also part of the Old Testament economy. Everything centers on the resurrection of the dead; otherwise, as he says, what's the use? He also notes that Paul writes deep doctrinal things about resurrection to a carnal congregation and affirms by their rejoicing in Christ Jesus that he dies daily.