Rivers

I like to use the term Latter-day Saint. It isn’t too much of a mouthful and it is an accurate way to refer to members of the church. I can say I am a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Or I can simply say I’m a Latter-day Saint.

I think John 17 just might be the most important chapter in all of scripture.

Of course not.

So when we sing “Families can be together forever,” are we oversimplifying the doctrine of sealing? It is clear to me that sealing is much more than just being with each other.

So let’s say a man and woman are civilly married in mortality. They are no longer man and wife in heaven. They miss out on the full blessings of exaltation. Can they still play pickle ball together? Is anything or anyone going to keep them from doing that?

So two people can be in proximity and not be in an eternal union?

I was expecting him to announce further changes.

Sorry about the duplicate.

I’m still a bit confused about the doctrine of sealing. I understand that sealing extends marital status into eternity. But what is it that keeps couples apart if they are not sealed? The doctrine of sealing has to mean a lot more than simply “being together.” There’s got to be better language to discuss this doctrine.

I’m still a bit confused about the doctrine of sealing. I understand that sealing extends marital status into eternity. But what is it that keeps couples apart if they are not sealed? The doctrine of sealing has to mean a lot more than simply “being together.” There’s got to be better language to discuss this doctrine.

Terryl Givens once said holiness isn’t imputed. Holiness is achieved by becoming holy.

By “woke” I mean extreme leftism. And by Christianity as the dominant religion, I would broaden that to mean Jedeo-Christian values.

Wokism is the new religion replacing Christianity. I’ll just leave this video here.

Getting to heard immunity doesn’t just depend on vaccination rates. It also depends on people getting natural immunity. It’s probably impossible to say how long that will take. And how do we define herd immunity? If it means Covid 0 than we’ll never get there. If it means getting to a point where hospitals aren’t getting their butts kicked by Covid surges, than we can be there sometime next year. That is unless another bad variant doesn’t throw us another curveball.

Is there any data on how Latter-day Saints have collectively fared against Covid?