How Does Religion Affect The Future Of Funeral Rites

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Some people may think that in the Western culture, also in some Asian countries, who don’t identify with a specific faith is growing. It can be true because science is developing and there are scientific proofs that there is no such as heaven or hell, but it can be also false because science are also proving that Noah really exists. Therefore, I don’t think it will effect the funeral rites because of people who don’t identify with a specific faith is growing.
Before we talk about why non-believers will not affect the future of funeral rites, let’s talk about how christians do after the death and how they accept the death.
In the face of death, the Church confidently proclaims that God has created each person for eternal life and that Jesus, the Son of God, by his death and resurrection, has broken the chains of sin and death that bound humanity.
Christians celebrate the funeral rites to offer worship, praise and thanksgiving to God for the gift of life which has now been returned to God, the author of life and the hope of just. …show more content…
Usually family of diseased chose to take funeral in church, inside or outside. When they take funeral in church, they put the casket in the front and pray. After the prayer, everyone lines up and put white flower and goes. Later casket will go to a cemetery and bury in the ground. South Korea did the same thing, but it is bit changing because they have not enough land to bury all the casket. Since they don’t have land to bury it, they put the burned body into a ball and put it in a cabinet. So it may effect the funeral
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