Ciel
in essence
I am arranging the funeral of my father.
The grave is a double grave to join my mother, and because my mother was a christian it is on church land. My father wished for a humanist burial of non-denomination, because he was not a man of the church. Though sensitive and aware of higher aspiration.
Now the Canon of the church has so far refused anything but a christian burial, and this is in opposition to my father's wishes as a humanist.
Therefore is it not wrong that the church should sanction rights over my father, knowing it is against his wishes in the finale of his time on earth?
The grave is a double grave to join my mother, and because my mother was a christian it is on church land. My father wished for a humanist burial of non-denomination, because he was not a man of the church. Though sensitive and aware of higher aspiration.
Now the Canon of the church has so far refused anything but a christian burial, and this is in opposition to my father's wishes as a humanist.
Therefore is it not wrong that the church should sanction rights over my father, knowing it is against his wishes in the finale of his time on earth?