Cremation

Book Description

Cremation by Kenneth Davidson Okechukwu Diboty is a compelling exploration of life, death, and the biblical principles that guide us in honoring the human body. As cremation becomes a more common practice worldwide, many Christians are left wondering: Does this align with God's Word?

In this deeply reflective book, Kenneth examines the spiritual, historical, and cultural aspects of cremation. Drawing from Scripture, he addresses tough questions like:

- What does the Bible say about cremation versus burial?

- Is cremation a respectful way to honor the body God created?

- How do historical practices, such as sacrifices to Baal, influence our understanding of cremation today?

- What does the resurrection of the body mean for how we handle the dead?

With compassion and clarity, Cremation encourages readers to think critically and prayerfully about their choices. It offers biblical guidance for making decisions that reflect faith in God's eternal promises, while also providing comfort to those navigating loss and grief.

This book is more than a discussion on cremation, it is an invitation to deepen your understanding of God's design for the body, the hope of resurrection, and the peace that comes from trusting Him in life and death.

Perfect for Christians seeking answers, pastors counseling grieving families, or anyone curious about biblical perspectives on death, Cremation is a must-read that offers insight, hope, and faith-filled wisdom.