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What did Stevenson think about the nature of evidence for reincarnation?

Compels belief
Flawed but serious
Incomprehensible
Unequivocal

Answer

Stevenson believed the evidence for reincarnation was flawed but serious. He argued that reincarnation was a possible explanation for certain cases of children who displayed knowledge or memories that could not be explained through normal means. However, Stevenson also acknowledged that the evidence for reincarnation was not conclusive and that more research was needed.