LDS Church Wants Mormons' Opinion About Temple Garments [Give Mormon church underwear feedback]

MidUtahRadio.com ^ | Feb. 3. 2015 | Doug Staples

[Vendome]

I’ve been to the Eucharist and all I ever heard was from friends, who didn’t know if I could be there, as I am not Catholic.

My response is always the same “We are one in Christ and denominationally different.”

Unlike LDS, who believe there are no Christians, as all who believe they are Christian are of fallen faiths and dark religions.

I see no difference between Protestant or Catholic faith wise.

Different practices but, no difference in how you come to God, our Creator.

[Vendome]

I truly don’t understand the concept of Alma pointing out that god, Jesus and the Holy Ghost are one god but, when Mormons explain the difference between Chrstian belief of one and the same, they will explain them as completely seperate from each other.

That is they are completely independent.

[Elsie]

The garment has almost become an obsession with her...as it has been taught to be.

Can you provide the teaching materials?

[Elsie]

The garment has almost become an obsession with her...as it has been taught to be.

Can you provide the teaching materials?

[Elsie]

I suspect that many potential temple recommend members saw those ghastly underwear and said; “To hell with that...I’m not wearing those things day and night.”

Perhaps that is why the percentages of Mormons with a valid TR are so abysmally low.

15% is the number I've heard bandied about.

[Elsie]

Perhaps that is why the percentages of Mormons with a valid TR are so abysmally low.

Don't they realize they will end up on Level two; with Catholics and PROTESTANTS forEVER???

[SZonian]

http://www.scottwoodward.org/temple_garment_properwearing.html

http://www.mrm.org/underwear

http://www.mormonthink.com/glossary/garments.htm

http://www.ldsendowment.org/clothing.html

https://www.lds.org/manual/true-to-the-faith/temples?lang=eng

http://exmormon.org/d6/drupal/The-new-garment-guidelines-Mormons-are-not-happy

[Elsie]

(Cue elevator voice)

Level Two: Terrestrial

Housewares; Small appliances; Lingerie

(elevator voice: OFF)

AFTERLIFE: The Mormon afterlife is divided up into four levels. From the lowest to the highest they are: hell, and then three levels of heaven: the telestial, the terrestrial, and the place where God dwells, the celestial (also called the kingdom of God). The celestial is also divided, the highest level being "exaltation," or becoming a God.

 

HEAVEN-The Mormon church teaches there are three levels of heaven (three "degrees of glory"):

• Telestial - where unbelievers go
• Terrestrial - for religious people who aren't Mormons and for Mormons who have not met the requirements of the Church.
• Celestial - for Mormons who have kept ALL of the laws and ordinances of their church. What will the celestial heaven (kingdom) supposedly be like for a good Mormon? He will be a god, he will rule over a planet with his wives and spirit children.

HELL: A place of torment from which the worst of sinners are resurrected (if they repent) into the Telestial kingdom; only a limited number remain in hell forever, - the devil and the demons and apostates who consciously reject and work against Mormonism.

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Mormonism has taught that those in the Telestial kingdom will have paid for their own sins in spirit prison, a temporary hell which serves as a place of purging before entrance into heaven (cf. D&C 138: 58-59).

Orson F. Whitney preached:

"But those who reject the Gospel altogether and are besotted and crimestained---what of them? It is written that they will be thrust down to hell; even the murderer, the liar, the sorcerer, and the whoremonger. They will, in short, be damned. But they will only be damned to the extent justified by their sins. Even for them there is hope, after they have 'paid the uttermost farthing.' They will be punished, as all men must be, for neglect of duty, for transgression of the laws of God; but after they have been punished sufficiently, they will be brought forth and saved in a glory of which the stars in heaven are typical." ("The Three Great Teachers", May 8, 1898; Brian H. Stuy, ed., Collected Discourses 1886-1898, v. 5)

Chapter 41 of the 2009 Gospel Principles manual quotes D&C 19 and concurs the same:

"Also in the spirit prison are those who rejected the gospel after it was preached to them on earth or in the spirit prison. These spirits suffer in a condition known as hell. They have removed themselves from the mercy of Jesus Christ, who said, 'Behold, I, God, have suffered these things for all, that they might not suffer if they would repent; but if they would not repent they must suffer even as I; which suffering caused myself, even God, the greatest of all, to tremble because of pain, and to bleed at every pore, and to suffer both body and spirit' (D&C 19:16-18). After suffering in full for their sins, they will be allowed, through the Atonement of Jesus Christ, to inherit the lowest degree of glory, which is the telestial kingdom" (Gospel Principles, 2009, p. 244).

[Elsie]

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