Kalola52

In reading through this thread, a question came to mind. What happens if someone passes on before they have met all requirements to be re-baptized?

I am not a member of record of the church, but I was told by some LDS women that I could participate in discussions in Sunday School and RS. Were these women wrong?

Very true. I remember reading Joe Montana's story about his finding out he has high blood pressure. In looking at photos of him, there is no way you could tell he has this "silent killer." Believing you are at a "healthy" weight is no guaranty that you will be free from physical ailments. Halle Berry is extremely petite, yet she has diabetes.

You do realize that our new Prophet is a large man and would be considered "fat." Would you then say President Monson is a "sinner?" Also, Barbara Thompson, Second Counselor in the General Relief Society Presidency, is a large woman and would be considered "fat." Would you then say President Thompson is a "sinner?" Perhaps you might want to rethink your statement. When it comes to "fat," how fat is fat? Is five pounds overweight "fat?" There are young women who think being a pound over some preconceived ideal weight makes them "fat." In the end, how does anyone being "fat" impact another person's salvation? Honestly, it doesn't.