When the twelve disciples judge the house of Israel will Judas be one of them?
The twelve apostles at Jerusalem will pass judgment on everyone in that lineage except for the Nephites and Lamanites, who had their own twelve.
Is it true that rainbows are a sign that the Second Coming is not yet upon us?
Rainbows are a sign of rain. When there are no rainbows, there has been no rain, and then begins the “desolation, calamity, and distress among the nations” which Joseph Smith talked about.
What will the resurrected world be like?
Mormonism states the earth will undergo two changes: a change from telestial to terrestrial, and a change from terrestrial to celestial. Topographical changes will occur, coinciding with the Millenium.
Is there revelation concerning family arrangements made in pre-mortality?
There is no scriptural reference to pre-mortal family arrangements, but many patriarchal blessings have made reference to them.
How is the Biblical creation reconciled with scientific discovery?
The words of the prophets and the studies of scientists have no way of reconciling because one relies on faith and the other on observation.
What drives the philosophy that Mormons believe in a different Jesus Christ?
When Christians claim that Mormons believe in a different Jesus, they mean Mormons do not accept their concept of the Trinity–and that’s true.
Why do people say Mormons do not believe in Jesus Christ?
Differences about doctrine and misunderstandings about Mormon doctrine has caused some Evangelicals to say that Mormons are not Christians.
Does the Mormon Church have a position on hypnotism?
The Mormon Church teaches that hypnotism by a professional therapist can be legitimate therapy, but it warns against exhibition hypnotism.
Can a person sin after the Second Coming of Jesus?
God will always respect our agency to do right or wrong and will only invite us to do good, never force.
Where is the spirit of a person who is senile or comatose?
Mormon doctrine teaches that the spirit of a person remains with the body until death; those who live with incapacitated persons have an opportunity to perform godly service.
