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"Individuals who have received their endowments who desire to make garments for themselves or a family member may do so" (Letter of the Office of the First Presidency, March 9, 1971). https://mormonstudies.as.virginia.edu/princes-research-excerpts-temples-mormonism/bergera-garments

I never heard about that.

There is no "had done". "Do" is present tense. Where do you see a married Christ?

"Creating other planets" is the more appropriate term.

Or he might give up his current planet to one of his other brother Gods.

Did the Father atone for the sins of Heavenly Mother?

Where does it say "the Father had done" part? Does Jesus have relations with a wife to produce spirit children when he says this?

Do you believe they were false or true doctrines?

Apart from Heavenly Father, who lives on a planet near Kolob?

Which of the provided teachings by the OP were worded as speculation or opinion? Is this the same for General Conference sermons in our era - the speakers are giving speculation and opinion?

Every male God will have his own planet then?

In this particular case where do you see them teaching what they did as speculation or personal ideas?

Does Heavenly Father have a planet separate from all other Gods before him?

@rosenotes Most if not all religions have good fruit in the lives of their faithful members. Truth is what separates the wheat from the chaff. Who Jesus really is matters. But teddyaware is right. If you really want to learn about the Latter-day Saints, study with missionaries. But don't read only a few parts in the Book of Mormon and then pray to decide that the whole thing is from God. Even some parts of the Quran agree with the Bible.

The letter is still accessible - https://cesletter.org/CES-Letter.pdf Some rebuttal is here: https://www.fairlatterdaysaints.org/blog/2021/08/25/ces-rebuttal-part-1-extended-version https://archive.bookofmormoncentral.org/sites/default/files/archive-files/pdf/bennett/2019-03-04/jim_bennett_a_faithful_reply_to_the_ces_letter_from_a_former_ces_employee_2018.pdf