I'd enjoy another life. Why waste the next one worrying about fairy tales, didn't need to the first time, apparently.

I'd be happy I was right. ;)

Whether reincarnation is true or false has never been proven. Some religions believe in it, others don't. But there is one truth in this : nobody can recall his past memories if any. The reason is simple : If one could do that, this could probably lead into madness, for so many things in the mind can cause damage. That is why, The Architect "erases" the past memories from the mind and we "wake up" with a new, fresh and empty head ! All these things assume of course that reincarnation is true. If it weren't, then there is no point in discussing any further. From the above it is seen that reincarnation is not the work of the devil but rather the work of The Architect for our own protection. Of course there are cases of people who remembered passed memories but these cases are few and the memories they recalled were very small incidents and not their whole past lives. Moreover, these phenomena happened under certain special conditions (example : heavy stress, hypnosis, etc.) and there is no proof that they were real passed life incidents. To simply answer the question, I don't really understand why would anyone change his religion and embrace another just from the fact that reincarnation is true. If he is happy with his old religion why change to a new one? Couldn't he remain in his old beliefs and just accept another (reincarnation) as true? I have the tendency to believe that reincarnation is more a philosophical issue and less a religious one, although there are religions that embrace it deeply. But these religions have strong philosophical ideas in them and not dogmas as others do.

I don't follow you here?

If I found out I was reincarnated it would ruin the whole purpose of it. That's why genetic memory will not allow it. Just as traveling back in time to kill your grandfather before you were born isn't allowed. Genetic memory is influenced by niether variable, but reeps the joy from the event itself.