Edward
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You do have a good point (which I've pondered before), but... a bigger point has been made, we're not the judge. Also, I agree that at a funeral, is not a good place to ask such a question. People are already feeling down because they've lost a friend or family member, and it would most likely be taken as disrespectful.
I know. I hear your loving concern in this, but...it is out of our hands at that point. Better I think to remain quiet on the issue and simply let your light shine before them. We should however, be careful in that situation not to inadvertently acquiesce to the lie. (do not tell them, oh he/she's in a better place). You don't have to lie. There is many things that you could say that would show love and support to the family without saying something that you really don't know!
I know. I hear your loving concern in this, but...it is out of our hands at that point. Better I think to remain quiet on the issue and simply let your light shine before them. We should however, be careful in that situation not to inadvertently acquiesce to the lie. (do not tell them, oh he/she's in a better place). You don't have to lie. There is many things that you could say that would show love and support to the family without saying something that you really don't know!