TR>  CC>       I don't mean to play devil's advocate here, but you sure it
TR>  CC> wasn't to  make sure the dead and the friends and family that lost
TR>  CC> them were  respected? That makes more sense than them respecting
TR>  CC> a church  service to me.
TR> I'm sure that was a primary consideration, more important than the 
gnity
TR> and peace of a church service in the case of a funeral. You are quite 
TR> correct, but the same law usually applies to both of them in most 
TR> jurisdictions. Your opinion in this matter would be the norm across the 
TR> country.
Alright, cool.  Just making sure I'm not totally off track.
Peace.
P.S.
How come Charles hasn't answered my question about why it's freedom of 
religion?  I know there wasd that little stint where we both tried to hit 
below the belt, but it's over now.  I asked for forgiveness and forgiven him 
even though he denied any part.  I'm sorry, but if he's what freedom of 
religion is, he's the type when I turned a Christian I vowed never to become 
like if he hasn't forgiven me.  I would tell him, but I'd never get a 
response back.
Peace out
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