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To: Godzilla

OK, you addressed what happens with a man. He is allowed multiple wives in the next world, but what if I’m a Mormon woman and I am widowed and remarry. Let’s say I die at a very elderly age and have had a total of 3 husbands on this world, who gets me in the next? Do I have any choice in the matter?


1,210 posted on 01/03/2011 7:50:16 PM PST by kalee (The offences we give, we write in the dust; Those we take, we engrave in marble. J Huett 1658)
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To: kalee
Do I have any choice in the matter?

Think TIMESHARE...

But, since TIME will be no more...

HMmm...

Do worry: ALL will be revealed then!

1,329 posted on 01/04/2011 6:25:13 AM PST by Elsie
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To: kalee
Do I have any choice in the matter?

Think TIMESHARE...

But, since TIME will be no more...

HMmm...

Don't worry: ALL will be revealed then!

1,330 posted on 01/04/2011 6:25:17 AM PST by Elsie
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To: kalee
Let’s say I die at a very elderly age and have had a total of 3 husbands on this world, who gets me in the next? Do I have any choice in the matter?

If you were temple wed to all three for time and eternity, then no. The 'husband' is the only one who can call you through the veil and enter into eternal godhood and marriage, so which ever husband calls you thru is the one you are stuck with. You could be married for eternity via proxy to the dead to be his wife later. It all gets pretty contorted.

1,385 posted on 01/04/2011 7:57:58 AM PST by Godzilla (3-7-77)
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