Caitlyn

With everything I try to keep an open mind. I really don't know the answer.

I don't believe they are like that, either.

Interesting. So you do, then, believe in ghosts in the classic sense, spirits of the dead? Our school is haunted btw, or so people say.

I was thinking more somewhere between the two, really. :)

Do you believe they exist?

Where are these places located?

I've read there are three different types of heaven. What are these, and why are they different?

Presumably after death, they will know the truth about the afterlife and such.

Surely though after death, these people will have discovered that Mormon beliefs are true (for the sake of this discussion, let's assume this), so none of them will reject baptism. Whereas those still alive don't know this, so have an unfair disadvantage.

Sorry, yes I know. It was a typo.

Are they spirits? Don't the dead have bodies, like God?

Can't it be done wherever they are?

Why can't it just be made available to them wherever they are? Why does it need someone on earth to do a baptism for them?

How does receiving the Gospel help them?

So from another planet?

Was God originally from earth?

Does everyone have to be done individually, by name? What about the ones whose names aren't recorded at all, anywhere?

The sixth form is the last two years of school when you're aged 16 to 18, before you go on to uni or somewhere like that.

Ok, but why do it anyway? What difference does it make?

What if the dead person would have objected?

Freemasonic ceremonies were constantly being changed and rewritten anyway.

Is his body the same size as any normal human body? Can women become Gods?

Thanks. Certainly a lot of info there.

It's ok, I've got it. :)

Sorry, how do I add a link in my sig?