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Home Blogposts Cremation vs. Burial

Cremation or Burial, Rabbi Doron Kornbluth (video)
Listen to Rabbi Kornbluth, an expert on the importance of burial.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

Mes Mitzvah in Our Times
The Torah puts incredible emphasis on the Mitzvah of burying a fellow Jew. How does this apply to our modern world?

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

The Cremation Challenge, Jewish Action
For the first time in history, cremation is becoming popular among Jews. Why is this happening? What should we do?

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

Myths of Cremation
A brochure that examines some of the myths surrounding cremation. Available in bulk for your community by contacting NASCK.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

The Ultimate Distortion of a Mitzvah, Mishpacha Magazine
During difficult financial times, many people believe cremation is a better, and more honorable, choice for a deceased relative. It is important for every Jewish person to reach out to relatives who may consider cremation to open the conversation.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

“And Nothing Remains”, Mishpacha Magazine
More and more Jews are choosing cremation. How can we stop this trend?

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

Israel’s First Crematorium – Jewish World Review
The Jewish State gets its first crematorium. Why it matters.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

Frequently Asked Questions About Burial
A brochure that answers many frequently asked questions about cremation and burial. Available in bulk for your community by contacting NASCK.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

A Look at the Cremation Epidemic Facing the Jewish World, Hamodia
Every Jew needs to be aware of the growing trend of cremation in order to be alert and attuned to the people in their lives who may be choosing to be cremated.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

Why Jews Don’t Cremate
Five perspectives on Cremation vs. Burial: Spiritual, Philosophical, Practical, Jewish Consciousness, Lessons for the Living.

adminOctober 5, 2016Cremation

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