Death rites are performed worldwide in many religions and by people who are atheistic. The Death rites are done for the benefit of the remaining living people. Although there are belief systems that do hold the idea that the death rites helps the deceased person's soul to move on to the next realm.
Some people need the rituals to help them with their grief and to help them start the closure process (which can take a lot of time, especially if the person was murdered or was a child who died).
The rituals vary worldwide too and the intensity of the rites depend on the people or religions or cultures.
Many Born Again Christians are now doing the "celebration of life" because they know their Christian loved one is now in heaven with Jesus where the spirit life is wonderful. So they do many different things to celebrate the life of their loved one to honor them and to celebrate with the person who has crossed over to Jesus. They grieve their presence on earth but not their death.
it makes you remember someone
The ceremony of loss is when someone dies(not from release) and the people suddenly forget about them.
According to Jewish religious law, Jews are not allowed to participate in the religious ceremonies of other religions.
I am not sure about other religions, but if you are a protestant Christian, you may only remarry if your spouse dies. If you are a Christian, it is adultery to have a divorce and then marry someone else.
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All religions have their own idea of heaven, hell, and judgment day, the 6 main religions might have taken after previous pagan or mythological religions or ceremonies
The significance of ceremonies is that they remind people of their grace, or to remind people of someone
What To Do When Someone Dies was created in 2009.
In some religions, everyone who dies.
The word for someone who hates religions is "anti-theist."
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