Reincarnation

Why don't christians believe in reincarnation? Is there any denomination or mystical school that does? Is it possible to be a christian while believing in reincarnation?

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It's nowhere in Scripture, why would we?
They wouldn't be Christian if they did.
No.

Tbh it is possible to be Christian while believing in it, if one believes that death is the end of your cycle (I've encountered this). I've seen people believe in reincarnation to explain things like poverty, etc, and even pre-existence. If you're a mainline Christian, you can't though.

Which body will you be at the resurrection?

that's heresy

Reincarnationist either believe in the last body or that you keep your species and appearance, and that in past lives people would have recognized you. So one of those.

"It is appointed to man once to die, and then the judgment"

God literally predicted people like you. Read 1 corinthians 15:35-36

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