I did say "Working from there, burial seems more appropriate." It's not about what God can or cannot do, it's about treating the body with the honor due as a m

I did say "Working from there, burial seems more appropriate." It's not about what God can or cannot do, it's about treating the body with the honor due as a member of the Body of Christ. Someone who is burned to death does not die at a disadvantage at the last judgement. > Intact burials are a tradition (which is totally fine), but not a commandment. Correct. I see your point, but lean towards tradition in cases of questions.