Makes sense to me

[Geordieracer 0]

My uncles funeral is this weekend and my old man mentioned that he was having a "humanist" send off.

 

Never really knew much about them before but it seems they talk a lot of sense.

 

http://www.humanism.org.uk/humanism

[Guest alex]

Been to a funeral before where the person wasn't religious so the family opted for a humanist service and I thought it was very appropriate. She thought religion was bullshit so why have any religious stuff at the funeral?

[Geordieracer 0]

Been to a funeral before where the person wasn't religious so the family opted for a humanist service and I thought it was very appropriate. She thought religion was bullshit so why have any religious stuff at the funeral?

 

Same as my uncle - by the sounds of things it's basically going to be a large piss up to celebrate his life rather than being a sombre religious affair.

[Christmas Tree 3997]

Been to a funeral before where the person wasn't religious so the family opted for a humanist service and I thought it was very appropriate. She thought religion was bullshit so why have any religious stuff at the funeral?

 

Same as my uncle - by the sounds of things it's basically going to be a large piss up to celebrate his life rather than being a sombre religious affair.

 

 

As it always should be.

[Tom 13875]

They are good or as good as anything involved in loss can really be. They also aren't Anti-Religious so they give people time to pray.