Cremation. I never knew this.

[Argent 88]

What happens to the body. She is a real licensed Mortician and try's to explaine it and the procedure without getting to morbid.

[Argent 88]

She is kinda weird but she has a series on this including the body of Lenin. And how that isn't possible.
But it fools the Russian people. The same thing with the bodies of the Saints. It simply isn't possible.

[pastorp]

Pretty interesting information. About what I expected. But for me a better alternative than being in a casket under 6 feet of dirt. I believe God will call my resurrected body home when the trumpet sound either way a person chooses, cremation or burial. Or if you just disappear and rot away in some jungle somewhere or are eaten by insects or if died at sea the sharks.

[Argent 88]

Pretty interesting information. About what I expected. But for me a better alternative than being in a casket under 6 feet of dirt. I believe God will call my resurrected body home when the trumpet sound either way a person chooses, cremation or burial. Or if you just disappear and rot away in some jungle somewhere or are eaten by insects or if died at sea the sharks.

After listening to her explain about the condition of an exhumed body, like say for an investigation.
I think you are spot on. It sure isn't something I would want to participate in. Especially if its only
been in the ground for about six months. Embalming helps but not as much as you would think.


   

[powderman]

A friend saw his brother in a cardboard box just before he was creamated. He said he can't get that image out of his head. Patty and I had planned on creamation, just not sure. No, I didn't watch the vid. CHARLIE. 

[Lloyd Smale]

got to agree. Sounds better then a dripping bloated rotted corps for a year or two l

Pretty interesting information. About what I expected. But for me a better alternative than being in a casket under 6 feet of dirt. I believe God will call my resurrected body home when the trumpet sound either way a person chooses, cremation or burial. Or if you just disappear and rot away in some jungle somewhere or are eaten by insects or if died at sea the sharks.

[Argent 88]

got to agree. Sounds better then a dripping bloated rotted corps for a year or two l

Pretty interesting information. About what I expected. But for me a better alternative than being in a casket under 6 feet of dirt. I believe God will call my resurrected body home when the trumpet sound either way a person chooses, cremation or burial. Or if you just disappear and rot away in some jungle somewhere or are eaten by insects or if died at sea the sharks.

[Argent 88]

,


She isn't a fan of crypts, or mausoleums. Mausoleum tombs have a drain hole in them. Sometimes the
caskets leak fluinds which becomes a real mess without the drains. 

[Argent 88]

 https://youtu.be/KxOAYAhl1fo

[goodshot]

  good grief David, now I have her last line, "corpses aren't scary, living people are" going around in my mind, ha!  thanks, interesting.
 
 What if we could see in the spiritual realm right now, and see how we are 'compassed around by those who have gone before"?
 best wishes

[Argent 88]

Ahhh she's ok, a bit goth looking but look at what she does for a living. Or is she living lol.
I've talked to her before on FB. And she can be very funny at times. But she sure does know
what she is doing. I'm taking her advice and going with cremation.

[Argent 88]

 https://youtu.be/O5xMpsYdzgg

[Argent 88]

She knows what she is doing.

[goodshot]

 yes, no problem with the creator raising His Creation up on that day, whatever the custom.
 It was interesting.

[pastorp]

A friend saw his brother in a cardboard box just before he was creamated. He said he can't get that image out of his head. Patty and I had planned on creamation, just not sure. No, I didn't watch the vid. CHARLIE. 

Charlie, theirs no easy way to take care of the corpse of our departed loved ones. Yes in cremation they put your corpse in a container, either a metal or cardboard one, with open top and turn the heat on until there is nothing left but bone and ash. But like Lloyd says if your in a coffin you just naturally decompose too. Just takes longer. You know our bodies are just our earthly temple and scripture says we will have a new glorified body in heaven.

The reason some objected to burial any way but in a casket was because some old christians thought cremation was a attempt by some to excape the judgment day. Well I don’t believe anyone can excape the judgement day. So in my mind that’s not a valid argument.

Many folks can’t afford a fancy casket and all the associated expense that goes with it. So a $1500 cremation is about all they can afford. So you should make your decisions before death and if possible consider prepaying to lessen the burden on your loved ones. Or at least go talk with a mortician about final options available.

[Argent 88]

What does the state do with unclaimed Jane and John Doe bodies? Cremation I suppose.
That Lady explains some of the procedures in those cases, depending on the state.
A " Potters Field " was once used for paupers graves.

[pastorp]

I imagine it depends on the state/county laws. It used to be the cheapest coffin in the cheapest graveyard. But could very well be creamation now in some places.

[Argent 88]

I imagine it depends on the state/county laws. It used to be the cheapest coffin in the cheapest graveyard. But could very well be creamation now in some places.

I found a site that said it was. But it was difficult to download.

[Argent 88]

Pastrop I found this. But you would be much more knowledgeable than myself. I would like your opinion
on this.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potter%27s_field