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It's not your corpse. It's a corpse, you've left it.
by sophacles 4y ago
It's not your corpse. It's a corpse, you've left it.
- bombcar 4y agoAnd in this case his corpse was left to a still-extant body of friars: “Local religious leaders consulted with Augustinians in Prague, their bishop, and finally Augustinians in Rome. Eventually, permission was granted.”
- toast0 4y agoLegally, sure. Morally? Up to your moral code I guess, feels squishy to me, but they convinced monks to allow this, so I guess it's fine. Big push towards cremation, IMHO. Can't mess with my remains if they're already burnt. But burying me in a wetlands and planting an endangered plant in my remains could work, although floodwaters have a way of working bodies loose.