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 Originally Posted by Jack Sawyer
I like to think reincarnation is possible, and that we will continue the process over and over. But an interesting wrench is thrown into the equation: if reincarnation is indeed possible, how to explain the ever increasing amount of humans on the planet? where does the matter to fill em up with come from? and why are we special, why do birds and dogs, cockroaches, ants etc. not reincarnate? From where do they get their "soul"?
Why does your arbitrarily chosen vision of reincarnation differentiate between the human animal and the non-human animal? Are souls tailor fitted to their physical vehicle for some reason, or do you just assume that animals don't have souls while humans do?
Also, why do you assume that divine 'matter' like a soul has a finite quantity like a stack of wood?
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