People who are not accountable because of age or mental illness have no need for baptism in the Mormon Church. The great atoning sacrifice of the Savior has paid the price for all their sins, and they will inherit the celestial kingdom.
Consistent with the law of Moses, that speaks against the making and veneration of images, the Mormon Church does not arorn its chapels with symbolic crosses.
In the resurrection the body will be restored, wholy and completely, to its perfect frame.
Faith is a gift of God, given to those who qualify for it and who ask for it. it is enhanced through its application.
Food cooked with alcohol may not be deleterious to the body, but perceptions of having alcohol around the house may be deleterious to the soul.
Exaltation is the highest degree of glory in the celestial kingdom. There are two other degrees of glory for those who may be celestialized but not exalted.
It took a little time for the early saints of the Mormon Church to receive, learn and understand all the doctrines they were taught, including the Word of Wisdom.
Repeatedly invoking the blessings of the Lord on behalf of our loved ones would be an expression of faith rather than a lack of faith.
Self baptism is not authorized. Even the Savior was baptized by another person.
The world of departed spirits is on the same earth where they lived. Although we can’t see them they see us and know our doings.
