Cremation
Sacred or Sacrilegious?: A Biblical Perspective on Death and the Resurrection
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The subject of cremation of the human body in modern times is simply an accepted observance that many justify. But what does the Bible have to say on this practice? Shouldn't there be a more conscientious outlook on the human body as a divine creation? Are there any ancient precedents that would justify this growing popular trend today? These are some of the questions that are addressed in this book. The human body was created by Almighty God with the sole purpose of glorying him both now and throughout eternity. Man has a soul that lives on in the afterlife and he is held accountable unto his...
The subject of cremation of the human body in modern times is simply an accepted observance that many justify. But what does the Bible have to say on this practice? Shouldn't there be a more conscientious outlook on the human body as a divine creation? Are there any ancient precedents that would justify this growing popular trend today? These are some of the questions that are addressed in this book. The human body was created by Almighty God with the sole purpose of glorying him both now and throughout eternity. Man has a soul that lives on in the afterlife and he is held accountable unto his creator for how he lives here on earth. The coming of Jesus Christ as a man to the earth secures a hope for all that would believe in him. Just as Jesus Christ resurrected from the dead there is likewise hope for mankind. The body is sacred both in life as it is in death, and our human remains should be interned at death with such valued conviction.
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