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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 24 October 2008
In ‘Reincarnation and Relativized Identity’1 J. J. MacIntosh argues that reincarnation is impossible. I wish to make a slightly backhanded defence of reincarnation by showing that MacIntosh's argument does not succeed. I do not follow his recipe for defence of reincarnation exactly:
1 Rel. Stud. xxv, 153–65.
2 Ibid. 155.
3 Ibid. 158.
4 Ibid. 159.
5 Ibid. 159–60.
6 I wish to acknowledge the University of Victoria President's Discretionary Fund for its support.
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