Reddit Cremation, This is a personal fear of mine.

Reddit Cremation, Burial is a practice with little to no practical value. My father wants to be cremated,  This is a personal fear of mine. It's not a full casket like a burial; cremation "caskets" range from cardboard to wood, some require none. The Church today counsels its  Cremation is almost always a cheaper option than having a burial. The funeral home can and  My parents have been married 63 years and recently got into a fight about cremation vs burial. Cremation is slightly more environmentally responsible by around 10%. Initially Cremation products like 4 times the co2 then burial but over the  Why do people decide to get cremated? Cremation of the dead is no part of the gospel; it is a practice which has been avoided by the saints in all ages. I propose when cremate you should mix the ashes with soil & plant a tree which will grow to be a forest (when many people do it). Cremation involves incinerating a body at 1,000°C for 2 hours, reducing it to bone fragments that are then processed into dust. After my dad died in 2011 and I saw how expensive a You can have funerals with ashes but often the funeral is held before the cremation. After human cremation, there are no ashes, rather the bones must be cooled before being ground into ash, then placed into an Urn. They do not allow scattering of ashes “because the  My state law is the cremation must happen in a ridged container before cremation. This is a box or wood casket. I have no desire The Catholic Church now allows cremation but the ashes must be either buried or entombed. I have an artificial knee and some other bits of titanium. I was in a conversation earlier this like a cemetery? By cremating someone and then scattering their ashes, you erase any "physical" presence of that person forever and nothing  Just this week I was notified that two contemporaries passed away who were my age. Basically a body is put in a cheap easily burned container, a cardboard or thin wood casket, it's then burned at an extremely high  I'd prefer cremation since I like the idea of my corpse being burned into ash that can be spread in an ocean or sea. You have an  I heard muslims always bury and never cremate and christians prefer burial but cremation is acceptable in modern times. I have always firmly been in the cremation column. A memorial service for a cremation may be held many places generally within a few weeks. It will already cost you $4000 for a cremation, but that's the affordable option. Sometimes outside artifacts  Women are usually not allowed in crematoriums or graveyards because of tradition and other excuses like they are faint hearted, purity, negative energy etc. You do get human remains back. The thought of someone's body being burnt in an oven while their face, skin and flesh melt off is . (No rush like with a burial). Apologies upfront if this is too weird of a topic. Second-best would be a  I'd say cremation, but honestly, which ever is the cheapest option, and causes the least amount of stress for my people who are hopefully still  We advise our families that it can take seven to ten business days to complete cremation, depending on circumstances; this totally relies on if  r/Cremation: Respectful discussion on the topic of cremation for your loved ones and pets. I've planned for a long time to be cremated when my time comes. It is affordable if you're financially struggling, but really, you should do what you feel is right and what  I plan to be cremated and was hoping to have my ashes spread on my land. Also you can split up your cremains and everyone who cared about you can have  It seems like more people are foregoing the whole taking up a plot of land plan, and being cremated. I don't believe it's disrespectful. hfc, vpdx, lal8n, by9h, h0bh, 96h, qrqz3y, o5kab, 19e, prex,