Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

I think there was some concern they’re getting more liberal so that they’re cracking down on some teachings a good thing.

(04-08-2024 01:07 PM)Bronco14 Wrote:  I think there was some concern they’re getting more liberal so that they’re cracking down on some teachings a good thing.

In the age of tic tok and YouTube, they are continually being embarrassed by identified members who are clearly not following church teachings. This is the most basic and easy to address to a mass audience.

(04-08-2024 01:02 PM)Todor Wrote:  Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

(04-08-2024 08:45 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(04-08-2024 01:02 PM)Todor Wrote:  Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

I literally just stopped at the gas station during the half ... it's unbelievable the crazy shite you'll see just on a routine stop in a small town....

biatch was dancin' with the gas pump....

(04-08-2024 01:02 PM)Todor Wrote:  Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

If those clowns would just read their NT, they would see that God no longer dwells in temples made with hands, he dwells inside us. We are the temple of God.

(04-08-2024 10:11 PM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(04-08-2024 01:02 PM)Todor Wrote:  Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

If those clowns would just read their NT, they would see that God no longer dwells in temples made with hands, he dwells inside us. We are the temple of God.

Haven’t you heard? The Bible is only correct “*as far as it’s translated correctly,” and confirmation of anything is found in the BOM, to which they don’t attach an asterisk.

(04-08-2024 08:45 PM)shere khan Wrote:  

(04-08-2024 01:02 PM)Todor Wrote:  Mormons are cracking down on members who aren’t wearing their garments. Worthiness interviews have been adjusted to better find out if members are, or aren’t, wearing them.

For those that don’t know, worthiness interviews are where Mormons meat periodically with their Bishop to determine is they are worthy to get a “temple recommend” and be allowed to enter the temple. Being worthy and going to the temple regularly is the required so a Mormon can reach the highest level of heaven and be able to spend eternity with their families.

“Because covenants do not take a day off, to remove one's garments can be understood as a disclaimer of the responsibilities and blessings to which they relate,"

https://www.axios.com/local/salt-lake-ci...ens-health

Are there LDS in Russia? Otherwise why would you care what they do?