Although more and more Christians are choosing cremation, the conviction that burial is necessary still persists within various churches due to the biblical belief in the resurrection of the body. However, during the panel discussion ‘Cremation. Different religions, one conversation’, Reverend Diana de Graven of the Reformed Church of Suriname and her colleague Urwin Holband of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Suriname make it clear that the B…
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Although more and more Christians are choosing cremation, the conviction that burial is necessary still persists within various churches due to the biblical belief in the resurrection of the body. However, during the panel discussion ‘Cremation. Different religions, one conversation’, Reverend Diana de Graven of the Reformed Church of Suriname and her colleague Urwin Holband of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Suriname make it clear that the B…