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Suicide is wrong in God's eyes. Is Cremation Right or Wrong in God's eyes. Is it in the Bible?

Cremation seems to be a choice Society came up with because it spares the land of occupied, untouchable Graves or Graveyards.
Does the Bible help the faithful to do the Right thing by God's Law? How can one decide to be Cremated if there is a question looming?

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+6 Views: 2212 Answers: 5 Posted: 14 years ago

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Headless Man

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I don't think we can say what is wrong in Gods eyes.

It depends on your heart and what your relationship with God is.

My father committed suicide but he had ask God for forgiveness, his reason, was to not be a burden to family as he was dying of bone cancer and didn't want anyone feeling sorry for him.

14 years ago. Rating: 6
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schubee

I'm so sorry to hear about your father, Randy.

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Headless Man

Thanks

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Roger Willcoe

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I think you should ask God about that.

14 years ago. Rating: 6
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facebook

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The Bible does say dust to dust you shall return.About a vessel to return to as promise was to be a new one,not the old sickly body you once had.Why would you want too come back in an old vessel.

14 years ago. Rating: 5
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daren1

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gods almighty , ash or not he's can reserect all ,think about all those lost in battle made into ash .also the humane body turns to ash weather is creamated or not .. whats important here is the soul.

14 years ago. Rating: 4
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dad59

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I had a younger brother that committed suicide like Randy's father he didn't want to burden the family. He was also cremated even though the family knew how, I felt about cremation. I can't say it's right or wrong only that it's against my beliefs, now, I'm not real religious don't even attend church but, I have my beliefs but if, I remember right it does say something about a "vessel" to return to so in essence if, one is cremated one doesn't have a "vessel" to return to.