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RE[5]: As the other whose comment was deleted
by David on Mon 1st Jun 2009 18:42
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That's the interpretation that many people, both in the mainstream church, and outside, have come to. My feeling is that this policy exists mostly because the issue of having to tell someone they have to foresake their dead spouse to remarry or face a second-class remarriage is a very inconvenient and heartbreaking policy, so the church tries to avoid it where doctrinally permisssble. Really, the issue is that eternal marriage is a problematic doctrine whenever a widowed person remarries. Most people believe that they'll be in heaven with their loved ones, so that would presumably include any people that you married.






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That is interesting. So what you're saying is that once Mormons get to heaven, they will continue with polygamy, since the US government can no longer stop it.