[BenLurkin]

You mean there really is such a thing?

I thought the Mormon magic underwear was an old wives tale.

[Elsie]

I thought the Mormon magic underwear was an old wives tale.

If you are this ill informed about the 'garment'; then you must also be very poorly informed about other things taught by this 'religion'.

Stay tuned to this thread; as more, MUCH more, data about LDS with surely be presented.

[WVKayaker]

I thought the Mormon magic underwear was an old wives tale.

Can't become a god without them of course. The women don't get to become a goddess, only a sperm depository and baby factory to populate a new planet (if the man chooses to keep her) !!!!!!!!!

What Do Mormons Believe: The Nature of Man

The Mormon church teaches that humans exist as spirit beings before their birth.2 At physical birth, bodies are given to these spirits. They are also given an opportunity for free-will choice. The physical world represents a period of probation. The status of a person in the afterlife is determined by the way that person lived his/her life on Earth. If the person lived by a satisfactory standard, (including the fulfillment of Mormon temple obligations) that person has the potential to become a god in the after-life.3 The person can also produce "spirit children" to populate a world of his own (like God did with the earth). 4 -

1 Doctrine and Covenants 130:2
2, Journal of Discourses, vol. 6, p3., Articles of Faith, p 38. 2 Journal of Discourse, vol 4, p 218.
3 Bruce R. McConkie, Mormon Doctrine, p 590.
4 Gospel Principles, 1992ed., p 243. -