The sin of cremation.

Conclusion

Cremation sits at the intersection of modern practicality and longstanding cultural and religious values. While some label it “the sin of cremation,” others embrace it as a legitimate, even thoughtful, way to handle the end of life. As beliefs evolve and societies adapt, the conversation around cremation continues, reflecting broader questions about respect, tradition, and the meaning of death itself.

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