Mormon.org answers this question well. “Death is not the end. Death is really a beginning—another step forward in Heavenly Father’s plan for His children. Someday, like everyone else, your physical body will die. But your spirit does not die, it goes to the spirit world, where you will continue to learn and progress and may [...]
We recently had a comment here on What do Mormons Believe, that caught my eye. In the comment it asked the following questions. What would happen to people who didn’t have the chance to hear the gospel, such as people in third world countries? Even if they’ve lived good lives, but never even heard the [...]
Q. Can Mormons get cremated after death? The answer more and more is yes. Please see the article on Organ Donation and the Resurrection. The real issue is how we respect our bodies, and cremation seems a little harsh to Western sensibilities, but as the Church becomes more global, it has accepted the ways that [...]
This post comes from the following question: “What do mormans [sic] believe about original sin?” This question is most simply answered by a statement Joseph Smith gave about our beliefs: “We believe that men will be punished for their own sins, and not for Adam’s transgression.” (AoF 1:2) We also believe that “every spirit of [...]
Q. Why do members dress the deceased and not the funeral directors? In many cases members of the Church dress their relatives for the grave rather than having the funeral directors do so. To understand why, some knowledge of the LDS temple ceremony is essential. One purpose of the temple is to prepare a person [...]
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