Assertion: reincarnation's belief | /r/HasProperty | commonplace
Facets:
value: probably
type: DEGREE
value: among the vikings
type: LOCATION
value: amongst hasidim
type: OTHER
value: among the norse
type: OTHER
value: amongst orthodox jews
type: OTHER
value: in many local religions
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Belief in reincarnation was probably commonplace among the Vikings.
text: In many local religions, belief in multiple souls is common.
text: This belief is also commonplace in a number of other schools of Hinduism.
text: This belief is also commonplace in a number of other schools of Hinduism.
text: The belief in reincarnation was probably commonplace among the Vikings since the annotator of the Poetic Edda wrote that people formerly used to believe in it, but that it was in his (Christian) time considered "old wife's folly".
text: The belief in reincarnation may have been commonplace among the Norse since the annotator of the Poetic Edda wrote that people formerly used to believe in it:
text: Eastern beliefs regarding reincarnation are common and tied to presuppositions concerning the existence or non-existence of an enduring 'self.'
text: While many Jews today do not believe in reincarnation, the belief is common amongst Orthodox Jews, particularly amongst Hasidim; some Hasidic siddurim (prayerbooks) have a prayer asking for forgiveness for one's sins that one may have committed in this gilgul or a previous one.