At a funeral why do they sometimes lower the coffin during the ceremony but other times do it after everyone has left Is this a religious preference or what?

We prepared the body for burial. They held a burial ceremony for his mother. Everyone was sorrowful at the burial ceremony.

write there name done on postcard at the ceremony so everyone in the world can see it ttyl.....................

Feast were part of religious rites in honour of the gods of the sky, where the meat of the sacrificed animal was shared in a banquet, and the games, which were religious festivals. Sometimes the triumphal celebrations included a feast. Everyone could participate in these feasts

That would be personal preference. Everyone is different.

It is difficult to answer this question because not everyone at the cabinet level has identified his or her religious preference. We do know of at least two cabinet-level members who are Jewish, and we also know that several of Mr. Obama's chief strategists (including David Axelrod) are Jewish.

The Master of Ceremony (MC) will announce: 'Everyone please rise and welcome Mr. & Mrs. John Doe.

Just that. Religious. The meaning is different for everyone. Take it as you will.

Not everyone likes Bach better than Beethoven. It's all a matter of personal preference.

Yes, they can be pretty religious, just like everyone else.

Just like 'everyone' in the US celebrates Halloween: some do; some others don't. It is a matter of personal preference.

it's symbolic of how the athletes can preform with out medical help.

For Brahmins, Sacred thread ceremony is as important as marriage. Hence, they celebrate it grandly and invite all friends and relatives. Everyone including priests attend it.

A secularist would be anyone who argues that religion and the state should be separated.

bismellah thank you everyone

Not everyone has one. Whether a person has one or not depends on the religious tradition they follow.

This is an invalid question. Not everyone hates KAITO. It is personal preference, and certain people like certain VOCALOIDs' voices over others'.

Yes, for sure! It personal preference. There is someone for everyone

That is a matter of user preference, and not everyone will agree with either the verdict or the criteria for choosing.

Lambie: Everyone gets hurt sometimes It's okay to tell; you don't have to hide Person or dragon, tiny or tall Sometimes we tumble and sometimes we fall Everyone gets hurt sometimes Lambie: As brave as you are Stuffy: I still get broken parts Lambie: It'll just make you stronger inside Both: Everyone gets hurt sometimes.

Everyone was at a ceremony so they were all in one places so Jonas and Gabe could escape without being seen

There are religious people who have lots of prejudice, and those that don't; similarly, there are non-religious people who have lots of prejudice, and those that don't. So, being religious or not is hardly the only factor.

"Morals" are a loaded term implying a set of "higher values" handed down by a deity of some description. in reality morals are essentially the combination of logical and partially altruistic values which a person deduces for themselves in the context of the culture they finds ThemselvesIn short you don't always want to be getting the dirty end of the stick but you realize that everyone has to "take one for the team" once in…

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It is a matter of personal opinion and personal preference. Everyone has their own personal tastes.

Both male and female horses are good for riding. There is no must-have preference for everyone.

Everyone in Europe in the middle ages. The plague had no preference as to age, gender, or social position.

They are if you think that they are. Everyone is an individual and it is a matter of personal preference.

The religious belief of Eskimos is animistic. Animistic is the belief that spirits were in apart of everything and everyone.

Britain in 1066 was very religious since that almost everyone went to church.

Everyone Gets their jobs. And after, they start to train to become their assigned job(s).

Some girls do some don't everyone has their own preference too what they find sexy.

not at all.. everyone has a preference, you should never be ashamed of yours.

I'd say briefs are more commonly preferred but everyone has a different preference.

to convert everyone possible.

A tattoo is a personal preference. Since everyone is different there are different "best tattoo's" for everyone. If there was a uniform set of tattoos it would go against everything a tattoo is suppose to be and represent.

Begin anchoring on Christmas day in School by wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and welcome everyone. Unless it's a religious school, mentioning anything religious should be avoided.

abraham Everyone who is invited in the heavenly marriage ceremony between the bride (church) and the bridegroom (Jesus)

basically everyone in the community goes but it celebrates the coming of age up to age 12

The appeal of Marc Jacob handbags is purely by personal preference. Everyone has different tastes and Marc Jacobs handbags are not for everyone but for some people they are their favorite kind of handbags.

An emcee for a graduation ceremony will likely reminisce on events that have happened to the graduating class and common things they enjoyed to do. They will also speak to the future and wish everyone good luck.

There are Japanese girls that like red hair. Everyone has a preference or a type they go after and they are no different.

by making everyone more religious

Friday sundown until Saturday after twilight. A more precise definition would depend upon custom. See also the Related Link. More about Shabbat

Do you mean how to use the word "enough" in a sentence? Loureen picked enough apples for everyone at the ceremony tonight.

They buried him and everyone who was at the ceremony was killed to keep the whereabouts of the body a secret, then his son becames Genghis khan

The pictures were of close relatives or friends of those attending the Opening Ceremony. Everyone was invited to send a picture of someone close to them who had passed away recently. Danny Boyle requested photo's prior to the ceremony as he said his inspiration for doing the ceremony was his father who had sadly passed away 18months ago but who loved the Olympics and would have been 91 on the day of the Opening Ceremony…

Probably never. Some people are nomadic as a matter of personality and preference, and it would be improper to force such people into a "home" as we think of it.

Everyone thinks different about this one. It's down to the individuals preference.

Makeup and glitter. Everyone has their own preference in foods, so it would be hard to say.

The question should have read: Do most people who claim to be religious pluralists really believe in it or is it just a convenient way to get along with everyone?