I've never had a problem with believers who cremate. Because all matter belongs to God and if he can make man out of the dust of the ground, certainly he can remake man out of his own ashes. The John Donne sermon reconvinced me that being anti-cremation as a point of Christian theology necessarily calls into question one's faith in God's power to resurrect and renew the human body.
Its starkly obvious and also strange how much genderists hate Christians. They seem to believe they have no religious convictions of their own, and that such a notion is indicative of stupidity, but they're own beliefs are literally faith based and unscientific.
Amen.
I've never had a problem with believers who cremate. Because all matter belongs to God and if he can make man out of the dust of the ground, certainly he can remake man out of his own ashes. The John Donne sermon reconvinced me that being anti-cremation as a point of Christian theology necessarily calls into question one's faith in God's power to resurrect and renew the human body.
Allelulia!!!
Its starkly obvious and also strange how much genderists hate Christians. They seem to believe they have no religious convictions of their own, and that such a notion is indicative of stupidity, but they're own beliefs are literally faith based and unscientific.