The People’s Republic of China prohibits reincarnation without prior permission of the government. The 14-part regulation issued by the State Administration for Religious Affairs is aimed at limiting the influence of Tibet’s exiled god-king, the Dalai Lama, and at preventing the re-incarnation of the revered monk without approval from Beijing. source
The People’s Republic of China prohibits reincarnation without prior permission of the government.
The 14-part regulation issued by the State Administration for Religious Affairs is aimed at limiting the influence of Tibet’s exiled god-king, the Dalai Lama, and at preventing the re-incarnation of the revered monk without approval from Beijing.
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Interesting, but who enforces this law? That’s where things get spicy
All the names I can think of sound like the titles of potential independent comic book superhero teams:
* Posthumous Justice Initiative
* The Necrocratic Oversight Committee
* The Afterlife Audit Division — “We noticed some discrepancies in your earthly behavior…”
* The Eternal Consequences Task Force
* Bureau of Unfinished Business
* The Necrocratic Oversight Committee
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