alexk

Thank you. I looked now. Good movie, good answer.

Yes, I thought thinking that "seal" is just getting married. Probably because of this. About sealed children to their parents, I did not know. Honestly.

Yes I understand this. I just gave an example of how this is presented.

In fact, the logic of anti-Mormon critics is longer. They present this as follows: Mormons collect information about your deceased relatives, then their baptism and further may marry them. I simplified a little, but the meaning is something like this. Many then think so.

This is a joke, of course. Well, you can do it anywhere, if someone really wants to ))

I thank everyone for the answers and your kindness. I understood. Only those who were married during their lifetime can be sealed. Right? The question was asked because it is often written in anti-Mormon articles (at least in Russia, where there is a very strong Orthodox lobby).

Sorry for my question and English. I want to ask can a member of your church make a marriage with the deceased if they were not married during life. If so, what are the conditions for this. Where can I read this. Your critics often use this, but I would like to know from you and the original sources for sure.