Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Satan
Satan cannot read our thoughts, but Satan can discern our thoughts from our words and actions.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Bible
The fulness of the everlasting gospel is contained in the Bible because the Book of Mormon says so.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, God
If someone does not believe we can become like God, no amount of scriptural evidence will convince him.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Mormon Doctrine
Angels are near us, but we have no particular guardian angel. The true guardian angel is the Light of Christ.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Book of Mormon
Intelligences are eternal entities from which all living things are created. Intelligences cannot be created, they have always existed.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Mormon Doctrine
Mormon prophets have taught that those who reach the highest kingdom of Heaven, or the Mormon Celestial Kingdom, will be busy preparing for Christ’s Second Coming. There are no temples in Heaven, rather Heaven itself is considered a temple.
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Family
Question Dear Gramps, My parents were baptized into the church, but were never sealed. They are divorced and both are inactive. Who am I sealed to other than my husband? Since my parents are divorced, do I seal myself to my inactive father after he dies and...
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Family, Mormon Policy, Temples
Question Gramps, I am an active Mormon and my husband is a member also but inactive and doesn’t keep the Word of Wisdom. I am getting ready to take my endowments and we have two children, one of which has been married in the temple and I have one grandson. Can...
Feb 16, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Marriage, Mormon Policy, Temples
Question Gramps, I feel sure that I know the answer to this question, but I have to ask anyway. I have a sister-in-law, works faithfully in a temple, and she says: A woman can, on this earth, be sealed to as many men as life gives her through a temple sealing,...
Feb 15, 2006 | AAAA AskGramps Website, Divorce, Mormon Doctrine
After a divorce, a Priesthood holder might receive restrictions in the Mormon Church based on the nature of his actions which resulted in divorce. In Mormonism, denying the Holy Ghost, murder in the first degree, and some cases of adultery are considered “sins unto death.”