Funeral Practices of Zoroastrianism and Greek Orthodox Church

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  1. 2. Zoroastrian paradise is called "House of ____" (Conzelmann et al, N.d).
  2. 5. The designated number of days of mourning after the death in Greek Orthodox Church (Greek Care, N.d).
  3. 6. "The Bridge of the _________" in Zoroastrianism which narrows if the person was bad, or widens if the person is good which leads them to their respective afterlife (DesRivieres and Quinlan, 2001).
  4. 8. The "Last _________" will determine if the soul will be blessed or eternally damned (Greek Care, N.d).
  5. 9. Zoroastrian place of punishment called "House of ____" (Conzelmann et al, N.d).
  6. 10. In Western countries where this exposure is impractical or illegal, Zoroastrians use _________(BBC, 2009).
  7. 12. Day of the week which Greek Orthodox funerals NEVER take place (Greek Care, N.d).
  8. 14. The number of days Zoroastrians believe the soul stays with the body after death (Conzelmann, N.d)
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  1. 1. Represents the dead persons's soul and symbolizes everlasting life (Greek Care, N.d).
  2. 3. A prayer service held right after the death by a priest in Greek Orthodox church (Greek Care, N.d).
  3. 4. Greek Orthodox followers believe in _______ life (Greek Care, N.d).
  4. 7. Instead of burying a corpse, Zoroastrians generally lay it in a tower called a ______ (BBC, 2009).
  5. 11. Zoroastrians believe that the moment the soul leaves the body, the body becomes _____ (BBC, 2009).
  6. 13. Represents the life cycle of death and regeneration (Greek Care, N.d).