But like the others highlighted, it has to do with religious purposes and family preferences. It would be highly rude and insulting to make it a must to do so.Sociology Dead robbing the living?, Fight for land
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I myself do like the thought of being cremated when I die. Am not one for enclosed spaces
But like the others highlighted, it has to do with religious purposes and family preferences. It would be highly rude and insulting to make it a must to do so. |
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QUOTE(lin00b @ Oct 28 2009, 10:42 PM) family mausoleum. 1 deep basement, everyone from the family in it. bodies, bones, ashes. space saving, convenient, cheap in the long run. Reminds me of Diablo. I don't think people would advocate this in our culture though. |
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QUOTE(99chan @ Nov 4 2009, 08:06 AM) you bury a person in the ground for long enough, they'd turn into fossil fuel to fill your motocars. As it is, we're advancing away from fossil fuel  so how does this help? |
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