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just another scenario that makes me believe more and more each day that church spreads more hate than it does love. disgusting. 

It is not all churches/religion... I've been to MANY churches that have gays and lesbians out and in the open. In a recent case, there was a lesbian couple that were friendly, and had great relations with everyone there.

 

It is NOT the churches/religion. It is the people in charge. There are bad people.. in religions and not. There just happens to be a cruel person running this church, obviously.

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VasilisVas

It is not all churches/religion... I've been to MANY churches that have gays and lesbians out and in the open. In a recent case, there was a lesbian couple that were friendly, and had great relations with everyone there.

 

It is NOT the churches/religion. It is the people in charge. There are bad people.. in religions and not. There just happens to be a cruel person running this church, obviously.

 

right. I agree with what you're saying. I wasn't attacking every church out there. Perhaps I wasn't very specific with my post. I apologize. 

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MJHolland

just another scenario that makes me believe more and more each day that church spreads more hate than it does love. disgusting. 

Oh no, but that would be discriminating against Christians!!! BOO HOO (*sarcasm*)

I wish I lived in a country where there was freedom FROM religion, like the forefathers originally INTENDED!!!

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Elizabeth

Horrific. I'd say 'I can't believe there are people who would turn down someones funeral for the sake of religion', but honestly I'm not all that surprised :(

It's disgraceful.

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right. I agree with what you're saying. I wasn't attacking every church out there. Perhaps I wasn't very specific with my post. I apologize. 

:hug: it's alright. I'm not mad.

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VasilisVas

:hug: it's alright. I'm not mad.

Yeah I know you're not hehe

I actually grew up in church. I find myself to be more spiritual than religious though. :)

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I think that it is common human decency that, even if you hate a person while they are living, you should pay respect to them when they are dead. This is founded on the basic human understanding that one day we too will die, and we too will want to be treated with reverence. In death, we no longer have the ability to preserve our own human dignity, and rely on others to preserve it for us. I think that is reason re:erence for the dead is such an important part of all cultures. By upholding the dignity of those already dead, even if we hated them alive, we are insuring that we will be held in dignity at death.

I think that this church's action are one of the lowest things a person can do.

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I think that it is common human decency that, even if you hate a person while they are living, you should pay respect to them when they are dead. This is founded on the basic human understanding that one day we too will die, and we too will want to be treated with reverence. In death, we no longer have the ability to preserve our own human dignity, and rely on others to preserve it for us. I think that is reason re:erence for the dead is such an important part of all cultures. By upholding the dignity of those already dead, even if we hated them alive, we are insuring that we will be held in dignity at death.

I think that this church's action are one of the lowest things a person can do.

 

This ^

 

Even if I hate someone passionately, if they were to die I would be respectful. It's just what you do. Except maybe some animal abuser... Meh I'd probably still be respectful. They're dead already anyway, no point lol.

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I think the whole idea of a church-organized funeral needs to be re-evaluated.

 

If you accept the authority of the church to bury someone you love, then that church can rightfully make decisions such as these. I think there should be more possibilites to say goodbye to a loved one. People often immediately think of a church service, but this is so old-fashioned and "wrong" from many angles.

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