What are Mormon weddings and funerals like?

What are Mormon weddings and funerals like?

Nov 29, 2018 | Death, Marriage

Question   Gramps, The weddings for Mormons are very private. What is a funeral like?? Are non-Mormons allowed to attend a funeral service?? Thank you for your assistance. Teresa   Answer   Dear Teresa, Actually the weddings that are performed in...
Why didn’t God make this a perfect world?

Why didn’t God make this a perfect world?

Nov 28, 2018 | God

Question   Gramps, I teach the youth at church and yesterday one of my students asked me this question – I have some ideas but not much evidence to back up my thoughts, can you help?  “If God really created and designed this world, would he not have...
Will there be a need for a temple in the Celestial Kingdom?

Will there be a need for a temple in the Celestial Kingdom?

Nov 24, 2018 | Temples

Question   Gramps, Temples are necessary in order that the sacred ordinances and covenants necessary for exaltation in the celestial kingdom may be bestowed upon all those who are worthy of exaltation. At the end of the Millennium all will have been resurrected...
What is a woman’s real purpose?

What is a woman’s real purpose?

Nov 19, 2018 | Forgiveness, Mormon Doctrine

Question   Dear Gramps, Why was Adam forgiven but not Eve? And why are women punished for her sin (according to Brigham Young Women are cursed because of her)? Does the Article of Faith ‘We believe a man will be punished for his own sins and not...
What about the trinity of the Godhead?

What about the trinity of the Godhead?

Nov 14, 2018 | God, Holy Ghost, Jesus Christ

Question   Hallo Gramps, Does the Trinity really reflect the existence of our Father (GODHEAD). I have come to view Jesus as our big brother, who is perfect and never as part of the ALMIGHTY, but a creation of Him. Could I be wrong? Charles   Answer  ...
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