
What does Mormonism teach about lost embryos and fetuses?
The Lord has not revealed when the spirit enters a body, but parents of lifeless children can be comforted through their faith in and knowledge of the merciful Lord omnipotent.
The Lord has not revealed when the spirit enters a body, but parents of lifeless children can be comforted through their faith in and knowledge of the merciful Lord omnipotent.
The General Authorities of the Mormon Church have spoken on the subject of bearing and raising children in families–it is the greatest blessing and privilege of marriage.
The Mormon Church makes membership records only for living members, but families are encouraged to record stillborn children in their own records.
Mormon doctrine teaches that the House of Israel was scattered and mixed with all nations, so most people have some direct lineal connection to one of the tribes.
No membership records are made in the Mormon Church for stillborn babies, so temple work cannot be done until the Millennium when those people are resurrected.
Even if family or others prevent us from joining the Mormon Church, we can live its teachings until we are able to do so.
The Mormon Church exists to make bad men good and good men better, to help families and individuals, and to help us repent and build faith in Jesus Christ.
The best way to help parents inactive in the Mormon Church is to teach by loving example and showing how Mormonism can bless lives.
Mormons who are faithful to their Temple covenants can expect their families to be together forever, even when some of their children stray.
Mormon doctrine teaches that children cannot be sealed to unmarried parents. If a parent doesn’t remarry in this life, they will find an eternal companion later, and their temple work will be done during the millennium.