Cremation?

[clarkhkent]

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ako gusto sad ko pa cremate....ang naka apan mahal lang....pwede ra ba kaha na kon langkay ug palwa lang isugnod sa?

[lhykah]

its practical
and less expensive
than the traditional one

[daMiro ronaB]

^^^^ bitaw practical jed
ni, wla pa jed ka paliton yuta sa menteryo
kay butang ra man sa urn

[the_wandering_slasher]

though a lil bit expensive. i'l still go for cremation.

[d`monyita]

di ko pa-cremate oi. gusto ko ilubong og tarong, para permi bisitahon...

you can still be visited kc naman ang ashes mo (or what we normally call CREMAINS) are in a vault.

there are certain advantages to cremation.. it can be less expensive than burial, moreover, it can save cemetery space.. but for those who believe the Bible to be authoritative in all matters of faith and conduct, the important consideration is whether the practice is approved of God..

divine precept and example tells us that there is but one christian way to dispose of our dead.. bury them..

actually i do not remember the bible specifying that....but just in case....that was coz there were no crematoriums then, anak. hehehehe or...they had more land

though a lil bit expensive. i'l still go for cremation.

it is not expensive oi...compared to buying a memorial plot.

[khymm]

i prefer to be cremated than to be embalmed

[hera_82]

Nahan ko pa-cremate pud when my time is up.

[sheeshcute]

* I would like to be cremated. I want my ashes to be placed in an URN. So that wherever my sister goes she can "take" me with her.

[sugar_n_spice]

practical if cremated and let's be realistic because after your grandchildren nobody will remember and visit you anymore. nice idea of scattering your ashes anywhere might try that.....

[captpoloy]

actually i do not remember the bible specifying that....but just in case....that was coz there were no crematoriums then, anak. hehehehe or...they had more land

actually there is, burning of bodies and objects in ancient Israel were mostly reserved for idols, criminals or enemies, u can chk these ff references with your bible (Hebrew Scriptures or the Old Testament), and to name a few: Genesis 38:24, Exudos 32:20, Leviticus 20:14, Deuteronomy 7:25, Revelation 20:15

mao na di jed ko magpa-cremate...