Reincarnation in Modern Life
Pietro Archiati

Reincarnation in Modern Life by Pietro Archiati brings the ancient doctrines of reincarnation and karma into the contexts of both of modern western life and the deeper wisdom of Christianity.

Reincarnation is usually considered to be an ancient, non-Christian, doctrine deriving from the East. So does it have any relevance to our time, and is it compatible with the teachings of Christianity? In a lively and fluid style, Pietro Archiati describes the approach to reincarnation taken by the spiritual master Rudolf Steiner―an approach which is wholly relevant to western consciousness and is steeped in true Christianity.

By applying and developing Steiner's ideas, Archiati brings the concept of reincarnation to bear on many aspects of modern life, including such vexed issues as abortion and rape. He also addresses the question as to whether reincarnation appears in the New Testament, and explains how we can understand theological problems, such as Christ's Resurrection and the Resurrection of the body, from this wider context.

Temple Lodge
125pp; paperback
ISBN: 0-904693-88-0

Pietro Archiati was born in 1944 in Brescia, Italy. He studied philosophy and theology, and worked for many years as a Catholic priest. In 1977 he had a decisive encounter with the work of Rudolf Steiner. He later worked as a teacher in a seminary in South Africa. Since 1987 he has been working independently as a freelance lecturer on the scientific knowledge of the spirit inaugurated by Rudolf Steiner, which he considers essential to a regeneration of human culture.

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