Cremation from histo-biblical perspective

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• Gagantuan Ganaman 10 years ago

  The Bible can be explained beyond its literal wordings, otherwise your interpretation of Gen.3:19 could mean that there is no hope of a heaven after death, 'return to the dust from which you were created'. jesus confirmed a h ...
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  The Bible can be explained beyond its literal wordings, otherwise your interpretation of Gen.3:19 could mean that there is no hope of a heaven after death, 'return to the dust from which you were created'. jesus confirmed a heaven were there is no male or female. Jesus told His disciples that John the babtist was the Elijah to come. You may interpete this to satisfy you consciense. God told the jews that He would visit their sins unto them unto their future generations, but He also said that he would not visit the sins of the fathers unto the children. Meaning that every individual would pay for his own sins. Reincarnation is real but not for the level of understanding of every one.It is better not to criticise other religions when you are preaching your religion. Just preach the good news and leave the rest to God.

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• Colin Brown 9 years ago

  If a person does not have a regular income, then it would be too depressing to manage the expenses of funeral, as per the rituals. However, the situation can become manageable if he is able to Google cheap funerals in the reg ...
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  If a person does not have a regular income, then it would be too depressing to manage the expenses of funeral, as per the rituals. However, the situation can become manageable if he is able to Google cheap funerals in the region.

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• Darren Brown 9 years ago

  It is a harsh reality that even the most lovable people in our lives will have to be cremated after their demise, and you cannot see them ever after performing their last rites. Perhaps, the tradition of keeping cremation urn ...
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  It is a harsh reality that even the most lovable people in our lives will have to be cremated after their demise, and you cannot see them ever after performing their last rites. Perhaps, the tradition of keeping cremation urn is meant for providing a chance of keeping the remembrances as a mark of honor to the deceased.

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