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Burial Signifies Hope

Russell Moore, Onward

Moore writes that “Christianity has historically treated burial as a sign of hope—that the body, though returned to the ground, will be raised.” The body matters. The future of the body matters. Burial has been one way the church has said so.

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Christian burial practices have historically pictured the hope of bodily resurrection.

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