Different religions have different views on cremation. Some religions encourage or allow cremation, while others discourage or forbid it. Here is a summary of the cremation beliefs of some major religions:

• Buddhism: Cremation is acceptable and traditional in Buddhism. The cremated remains can be kept, enshrined, or scattered by the family.
• Hinduism: Cremation is strongly encouraged and customary in Hinduism. It is believed that cremation helps the soul detach from the body and attain liberation.
• Jainism: Cremation is acceptable and common in Jainism. It is seen as a way of disposing of the body without harming other living beings.
• Sikhism: Cremation is acceptable and preferred in Sikhism. It is considered the most hygienic and respectful way of dealing with the dead body.
• Christianity: Cremation is acceptable for most Christian denominations, such as Anglican, Baptist, Lutheran, Methodist, and Pentecostal. However, some denominations, such as Eastern Orthodox and Mormon, prefer or require burial.
• Judaism: Cremation is opposed by most Jewish sects, especially Orthodox and Conservative. However, some Reform and Liberal Jews may choose cremation as an option.
• Islam: Cremation is forbidden and prohibited in Islam. Muslims must bury their dead in the ground, facing Mecca.

          These are some of the main religions that have a stance on cremation, but there may be more variations and exceptions depending on the individual and the community. 

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