I was listening to Njoya yesterday (on tv) and he made a lot of sense about why we should cremate in Kenya. His question was where are we going to bury 40m Kenyans if we don't cremate? This country will be full of graves and can you imagine the amount of good timber that will be wasted in coffins?

This coffin maneno doesn't make sense they should be reused since they are only for show and will only exist in photos and videos like wedding dresses.

You need to know your God......through the bible more than what thr priest just says or tells you!!

Have a personal relationship with Him

The bible is your manual......read and understand.....God himself will help you do so.

We go to church because we are commanded.....in Hebrews not to forsake the gathering together of the saints.

I will not support cremation....coz death and the grave are referred to severally......

Probably where you are sitted now is a grave.....but ya zama za kale!!

I find more of a ritual ..... than a burial!!!

Hiyo harufu mtaifanyia????

Sasa ona.... and we cant dig them up and put up a sky scrapper? kwanza hao wanajeshi ni wale wale walikuwa wananyanyasa watu wakati wa ukoloni...

The Bible doesn't give instructions on how a body should be handled after death. In the cultures of Bible times, burial in a tomb, cave, or in the ground was the common way to dispose of a human body.
Today, obeying the laws of the land regarding corpses is always a significant consideration.Then there is the question of burial vs. cremation. Neither is commanded in the Bible, but neither is prohibited. In the end, it is best to leave that decision to the family of the deceased.

Whatever method is used to dispose of a body is not nearly as important as the truth that the body is no longer housing the person who has died. Paul describes our bodies as “tents” that are temporary abodes. “Now we know that if the earthly tent we live in is destroyed, we have a building from God, an eternal house in heaven, not built by human hands” (2 Corinthians 5:1). When Jesus returns, Christians will be raised to life and our bodies will be transformed to glorified, eternal bodies. “So will it be with the resurrection of the dead. The body that is sown is perishable, it is raised imperishable; it is sown in dishonor, it is raised in glory; it is sown in weakness, it is raised in power” (1 Corinthians 15:42-43).

With all this hype, start a well known cremation center and charge...