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To: Elsie

But there are MANY who can send us down the WRONG path to Heaven.


If it is to heaven it is not the wrong path .


402 posted on 08/01/2014 12:26:58 PM PDT by ravenwolf (s)
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To: ravenwolf

Yeah...IF...


419 posted on 08/01/2014 3:42:29 PM PDT by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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To: ravenwolf
If it is to heaven it is not the wrong path .


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

Celestial - for Mormons who have kept ALL of the laws and ordinances of their church.
Terrestrial - for religious people who aren't Mormons and for Mormons who have not met the requirements of the Church.
Telestial - where unbelievers go
 
 
 
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.

 

SALVATION: A word that Mormons qualify in one of three ways: unconditional or general salvation is simply resurrection from the dead, granted to all through Christ's atonement; conditional or individual salvation involves entering the celestial kingdom through works of Mormonism; full salvation means exaltation to become a God as a result of temple ceremonies and other works. The word 'salvation' can have a two-fold meaning: a) forgiveness of sins and b) universal resurrection:

The Mormons have several different levels of "salvation".


420 posted on 08/01/2014 3:43:22 PM PDT by Elsie (Heck is where people, who don't believe in Gosh, think they are not going...)
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