Interesting take. I am on the reincarnation side of things myself although I really still question the whole God thing as a whole. I have always questioned it the way it was taught, it never sat with me. I grew up in the 'Bible Belt' and had religion shoved down my throat my whole life, so it's not like I haven't been exposed to it. I am more on the side of aliens these days. People back then would have mistaken them for 'angels' and such. But who REALLY knows? I just know that the whole pray to God for this and that thing never worked for me, and I have seen more negative things from the church and the people in it that I care to talk about, so why am I supposed to believe anything taught by them? I have always thought that King James completely messed up the original message, and have argued that with my family, people in the church, etc, and they all come at me with some blind faith bull shit argument. I just can't live with that. I don't believe in faith anymore, or maybe never did and just really realizing it in my later years.

This is where people come in with their own 'logic' as you say. Like myself, I have taken everything I have seen over my own 42 years of experience in this existence that lean more to the side of just an inter-connectiveness kind of thing as a 'spirit' and that we do relive lives in a different way, as if the previous life was to prepare us for the next one. So if that is the case, then I am either preparing for something horrific in the later part of this life and will be rewarded in the next for the constant suffering I am dealing with now, or I will be born into some serious dystopian shit where I will have to help others learn to deal with suffering... I don't know but people have to learn to also think and do for themselves. I see too many people in the church suffering and just praying their lives away thinking God is going to save them.