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A question every faith answers 3 answers · asked of the whole tree

Does what you do come back to you?

Karma — Every act carries its consequence forward; what you do shapes what you become.

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Yes, as surely as gravity — every act binds its consequence to you, in this life or another. No judge required.

held by Hinduism Buddhism Jainism Sikhism

It comes back, but through a judge — God remembers, and the reckoning is a day, not a mechanism.

held by Islam Christianity Judaism Zoroastrianism

Not cosmically. Actions have ordinary consequences, and conscience keeps the only ledger there is.

held by Secular Humanism Stoicism Confucianism
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