His father fled Germany, opened a bakery in Queens, and raised a son who would become one of the most unmistakable actors in Hollywood.
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His father fled Germany, opened a bakery in Queens, and raised a son who would become one of the most unmistakable actors in Hollywood.

His father fled Germany, opened a bakery in Queens, and raised a son who would become one of the most unmistakable actors in Hollywood.

Happy birthday to Christopher Walken, one of the great originals of American film.

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Nowadays, cremation is becoming an increasingly common practice across many cultures and societies. Factors such as urbanization, limited burial space, financial considerations, and changing traditions have all contributed to this shift. However, for many people of Christian faith, this evolution raises an important and deeply personal question: does choosing cremation represent a spiritual failing, and what guidance do the Holy Scriptures provide on this matter? To explore this question, it is essential to begin with a foundational truth of Christianity: God’s sovereignty over human life, death, and the physical body. The Bible does not explicitly forbid cremation. There is no direct commandment that declares it sinful or unacceptable. However, Scripture does contain several passages that describe how the dead were honored and laid to rest, which helps shape Christian understanding and tradition. Read more on the next page >> For more detailed instructions, please click the button below (>) and follow us on Facebook. Next »»

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