 You've heard it repeatedly said, "what goes around comes back around." This idea isn't necessarily new. It's the idea of Karma. Oddly enough, this sentiment is also familiar to those who read scripture, "you reap what you sow." So, are these ideas the same? Does Karma have biblical roots? We're diving into all this and more on this episode of Everyday Theology. Be sure to check it out!

Resources: 
The Impact of Media on Christianity - The Link - https://youtu.be/J4qmy5Ipds0
Brandon's Blog on the incompatibility of reincarnation with the resurrection - https://bit.ly/3FEtQFD

You've heard it repeatedly said, "what goes around comes back around." This idea isn't necessarily new. It's the idea of Karma. Oddly enough, this sentiment is also familiar to those who read scripture, "you reap what you sow." So, are these ideas the same? Does Karma have biblical roots? We're diving into all this and more on this episode of Everyday Theology. Be sure to check it out! Resources: The Impact of Media on Christianity - The Link - <a href="https://youtu.be/J4qmy5Ipds0" data-behavior="truncate">https://youtu.be/J4qmy5Ipds0</a> Brandon's Blog on the incompatibility of reincarnation with the resurrection - <a href="https://bit.ly/3FEtQFD" data-behavior="truncate">https://bit.ly/3FEtQFD</a>

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New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

Do you have questions about faith and God? You're in the right place.
Everyday Theology is a show where we'll be taking deep theological questions and turning them into everyday conversations!
New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

Everyday Theology

You've heard it repeatedly said, "what goes around comes back around." This idea isn't necessarily new. It's the idea of Karma. Oddly enough, this sentiment is also familiar to those who read scripture, "you reap what you sow."

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