Whether burial or Cremation. There are all ways of disposing the body. After death the spirit leaves the body, and the body eventually returns to earth.
Cremation is a process in which a body is placed in a cremation chamber where through heat and evaporation the body is reduced to its basic elements. This is normally done at a crematorium or a funeral home equipped with cremation equipment.
Yes, a cremation urn can be placed on a family member's existing coffin or cremation site, as long as it complies with the regulations of the cemetery or memorial site. Many families choose to do this as a way to honor their loved ones together. It's important to check with the cemetery or facility for any specific guidelines or requirements regarding placement.
Upon cremation the body would be reduced to ashes and small fragment of bones. The Christians soul would go to be with the lord as if he had been buried in any conventional manner. Cremation was not taught in Gods word and it is probably not the way a Christians body should be disposed of at death. However there is no teaching in Gods word that specifically prohibits it. There is an excellent article in the magazine "Christian Research Journal" that explores this subject in depth. The consensus they reach is that a Christians body should not be cremated.
Many religions have specific beliefs regarding cremation. For example, traditional Judaism prohibits cremation, emphasizing the importance of burial as a way to honor the deceased and adhere to biblical teachings. In Islam, cremation is also forbidden, as the body is considered a trust from God and must be returned to the earth in a respectful manner through burial. Additionally, some Christian denominations, such as the Orthodox Church, traditionally prefer burial over cremation, viewing it as more in line with their beliefs about resurrection.
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Pentecostals do believe in cremation.
No, cremation is not allowed in Islam.
it differs from each christen.
According to Jewish law, cremation is not acceptable.
Revel in Cremation was created in 2002.
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