NO, in Roman Catholicism animals do not have spiritual bodies or Souls ( despite the fact Animal and Anima- Latin for soul, have the same root) Animals do not well, reach the afterlife. Thus pet cemeteries indirectly violate Canon law. I am aware of a sad tale of a lady ( who died in an automobile accident) who was buried with her poodle. The poodle was (put down) by a veterinarian and was placed in the normally closed lower portion of the lady"s casket. I do not know if the poodle was visible during her wake. Both the Lady and her Poodle were of French extraction.
They don't.
They took clothes, gold, their animals, and anything else that they will need in the afterlife.
it wasn't philosophers it was an Indian religion
The ancient Egyptians mummified their pets and animals because they wanted them to go to the afterlife with them.
The point of mummies were for the bodies to enjoy afterlife. They would perserve the bodies and put things they would need in afterlife like Food Water Animals Clothing And other stuff.
because when you are dead they want to represent all of the animals and send them all with you to the afterlife.
Cause they were known to be ancient animals that they used for there ivery and there heads to be worshiped
Well the answer is simple. You simply cannot be an animal unless you believe in the afterlife and that is what you choose to be in the afterlife. So practicly all I'm saying is we are humans, yes we are mammals and have evolved from an animal, a monkey but that does not make us any type of animal.
What is the afterlife
Ancient Egyptians mummified various animals including cats, dogs, birds, reptiles, and even bulls. These animals were often seen as sacred and were mummified as offerings to gods, or to accompany their owners into the afterlife.
A synonym for afterlife is Heaven.
the Egyptians believed some animals were messengers of the Gods so the Egyptians sent the animals to the afterlife by mummifying