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Cremation tends to obliterate someone from member, rather than affirm the life continues after death.
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December 12, 2008
→Catholic Position on Cremation: denial of the resurrection, and statistics
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→Catholic Position on Cremation: improved
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→Catholic Position on Cremation: used better reference
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August 9, 2008
in practice
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respect issue
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improved
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→Christian Opposition to Cremation: improved
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improved
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reverted bias
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→Possible benefits of cremation: comma
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→Secular Reasons to Oppose Cremation
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→Hindu Position on Cremation
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secular reasons to oppose cremation
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Undo revision 360427 by Special:Contributions/Aschlafly (User talk:Aschlafly) I doubt that cremation tacitly denies a bodily ressurection any more than naturl decomposition does.
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Reverted edits by SimonA (Talk); changed back to last version by Aschlafly
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qualification
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much improved, Missouri statute added
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→Laws Concerning Burial or Cremation: space
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→Laws Concerning Burial or Cremation: clarified
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→Law Concerning Cremation: added Delaware and Connecticut laws
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much improved re: law
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