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What are your thoughts on it being a Christian? Will you be resurrected without a "body"? Although some feel they must be buried, since Christ was buried then resurrected, to ascend into heaven.
Your soul is resurrected..not the body. I don't see where cremation is a religious decision but maybe to some it is. I haven't yet decided if I want to be spread in the mountains or buried under a big oak tree with a little bench.
Maybe I should be a little more clear........................ we are talking about this in a bible study group that is why I brought to this thread. Yes I realize your body decays in the ground and that we will get new bodies in heaven. There is no preference stated in the bible but it was a good topic of discussion I thought I might get others insight here on.
Although I’m not a Christian , doesn’t Jesus talk about God being capable of creating Jews from rocks?
It was a lesson on pride but I think it could be used as an answer here.
I wouldn’t worry to much about the condition of the husk you borrowed.
Your body, like a used up old rusty car is taken off to the junk yard to be melted down and used for other things. The atoms will just become building material in this universe.
i want to be cremated (after organ donation), have ashes split up between my children, be put in beautiful genie type bottles and sit upon the shelf or mantle. (that way i can always be with them even if they move)
i am not sure if i would feel that or not being dead, since I am not 100 precent certain that I would not feel it in some fashion, I rather not...gosh I fear death...so much lately, I think there is nothing out there, I wish I did not feel that way too..but its my honest feeling for now.
I don't like the idea of putting on a suit and shrinking into a skeleton. Maybe that's just me but it seems a little unpleasant. I want to be cremated because it removes all of the decay process and just does an immediate reduction of the body into ashes. I've never quite understood the idea of a skeletal remains suddenly becoming a healthy young body that lives eternally. I don't think it's going to happen.
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