Why do Mormons wait a year after a person’s death before doing temple work for them?
One possible reason that Mormons wait a year to perform temple ordinances is to give the deceased individual a chance to learn and repent in the Spirit World.
One possible reason that Mormons wait a year to perform temple ordinances is to give the deceased individual a chance to learn and repent in the Spirit World.
In Mormon temples, children can only be sealed to a husband and wife.
Joseph Smith was of the blood of Ephraim, not through Lehi’s descendants, but from the blood of Ephraim scattered throughout the nations.
The children of a woman who has been sealed in the temple and remarries for time only and remains faithful to her covenants will be considered to have been born under the covenant, and will belong to their mother in the eternities.
There is no objection to a missionary developing an attraction to someone of the opposite sex in the mission field after the end of his mission.
Joseph Smith made no money leading the Mormon Church and in fact, he died in poverty and in debt
because of the many persecutions against him.
Mormons believe that the Lost tribes will be literally restored and gathered again to their lands sometime around the Second Coming of Jesus Christ.
A mentally disabled person should attend Mormon Church classes that would best serve him or her. In all cases, the bishop should be referred to in making such decisions.
The human body is a sacred entity that should be treated with great respect, both in life and in death.
Jesus was the only begotten son of God the Eternal Father. In other words, Jesus was born into morality of a mortal mother, sired by an Eternal Father.