@matigo A common Orthodox view, which traditional Catholics may share, is that cremation is a repudiation of the doctrine that the dead will be resurrected on the Day of Judgment.
@matigo I was Orthodox, not Catholic, but I imagine the rationale is that grave sites are usually consecrated by a priest. Also, cremation has traditionally been frowned upon by traditional (read: Catholic/Orthodox) Christians, though I guess that's probably a post-Vatican II change.
@jws Perhaps, but I am #notadeveloper™ .
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@kdfrawg What do you have against the Lords of COBOL? :-)
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@hazardwarning I looked it up; to translate between English and North American, dual carriageway = divided highway, and motorway = freeway (or turnpike if there's a toll charged).
Next, we'll contemplate why a hood is a bonnet, and a convertible top is a hood. :-)
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@hazardwarning I should know this, but what is the difference between a motorway and a dual carriageway? My Queen's English is rusty.
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@hazardwarning That is just painful. I tend to forget that not everywhere in the world can be reached via arrow-straight Interstate highways at 80 mph.
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