The Bible doesn't call it karma but what it does say is that what people sow, so shall they also reap. And that's what that means. If you're going to put evil on someone or speak evil of someone it's going to come back on you. It's a spiritual law. Not karma in the sense that the world speaks of it. The principle is the same though.
Jesus erases all of our past sins and lets us into Heaven for free. I like that better than Karma. I used to like the idea of Karma but then I would be in trouble as well because Im not perfect.
Karma is based in logic, but not always do things make sense. Sometimes it's instant, sometimes it needs time, sometimes it never comes. It's just the laws of averages stacking up due to the consequences of behaviors.
@vetguy1991 Not according to the Bible. 😉 It is a real principle only it's not called karma in the Bible. It is the spiritual principle of reaping what we sow. And we may not see the results of that, because sooner or later it catches up with them and always, always, is received. People might think they got by with some terrible things but they haven't. There will always be consequences. We may not see them but there are always consequences at a specific time. Could be a year, could be two or it could be momentarily, but the principle sticks and is biblical. It's a given.
@Greyjedi Karma works in mysterious ways. In truth Karma exists but most people don’t allow it to function. Some people are also protected by Karma, myself included.
It is.. but rarely is it in a timely matter. We usually dont get to see Karma strike when we are looking. Sometimes it takes years to catch up with people
No. People tend to get away with misbehaving so they repeat it and do worse things until they finally get caught and people say 'karma'. No they committed 1,000 misdeeds before getting caught.
