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Composting human remains just seems wrong. Like scattering ashes.
Ashes to ashes, topsoil to topsoil?
So it becomes the “responsible” way to depose those who were aborted, while the pro-life are newly branded as anti-green.
Honestly, am I over reacting to this?
No, I don’t think you are over reacting, Sanfelipe007. We are not food scraps or garden refuse but that’s how the culture of death sees us, as rubbish. Abortion would be untenable if the human person was valued.