Mormons be honest...in some point of your path in that cult, are you asked to wear sacred underwear or not?
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i just want to know which girls wear the sacred thong
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No Mormons do not believe in wearing crosses. Your friend is right. If this lady is a Mormon, even though the earrings are a very nice gift. She will not wear them. Mormons believe that Jesus bore the Cross for us. So we do not have to. \n\nHope this helps\n\nKali :-)
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Nope.I've been a Christian for 22 years and I make sure I go to a Church where we can wear shorts and Ts,and tennies.Calvary Chapels are good for that.Plus they are great churches.
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It just depends on your culture...  for most of the Western world, it is looked upon as rude, or insulting to wear a hat or head covering inside.  I don't know why.  But if you are Jewish, it is required that you wear something on your head if you enter the synagogue, for instance.  I also see that Muslime women must always wear something covering their heads as well, and some Christian sects like to see their men and women cover their heads as a sign of respect.  \nSo, I can't really justify the request or requirement that men uncover their heads, but rather suggest that it is a cultural thing.
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My husband has never, and will never wear underwear he's always naked, once in a while he'll throw on a pair of boxers to use as shorts to go outside. but he never wears them under his clothes. He loves it. And I certainly  dont mind.
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Jehovah's witnesses. Mormons tend to challenge you on your beliefs. In my past experiences, when a Jehovah's witness came to my door, if I told them I was catholic (which I'm not) they would just say "ok" and leave. Mormons, on the other hand, wanted to "compare notes!!" I actually made friends with 4 mormon missionaries, and they really could have gotten into trouble if their superiors knew what they were doing! See, when mormons are going door to door, they aren't allowed to have radios, t.v.'s, or anything else that distracts them from their studies. (this was told to me by these guys.) Well, to make a long story short, they used to come to my house so they could sing karaoke with my girls and me. I have a system set up for home use as well as 2 others that I use for business. We had a good time. :)
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Gosh! It has nothing to do with that. This is the third time someone has asked that question. Just pray for Goodness sake! Pray naked if you want to, just as long as your sincere in your heart just pray, standing, sitting, hats on or off, it doesn't matter! I prayed while I was sitting on the toilet once and God still answered the pray. He isn't worried about all of our crazy thinking! And I am a christian, but I'm frustrated with all of this religious stuff! No wonder people don't want to come to church, they think the church is CONFUSED!
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No, there is no reason for underwear on the deceased.\nAll that is supplied is their outer garments.\nIf the body is too big for the casket, there will also be an absence of shoes.\nYet, again it also can depend upon the requests of the next of kin to the deceased or who is paying for the services as well.
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Sure -- I'm an ex-mormon.\nThey call them "temple garments."  They get them the first time they go through the mormon temple, when they learn signs, secret handshakes, and secret phrases that partly server as ritual reminders of the tenets of their faith, and are supposed to serve as signs as tokens they have to know to get into the highest levels of heaven.\nThe garments have "marks" sewn into them in certain places to remind them of the temple rituals -- one mark over the knee to remind them of the phrase, "every knee shall bow and every tongue confess that jesus is lord"; one mark over the navel to remind them "man does not live by bread alone"; and one over each breast -- the left one is the "mark of the compass" (remind them to be straight and true), the right one is the "mark of the square". \n\nNot only do the garments serve as reminders of the temple rituals, but mormons also believe they have "protective power" -- officially the church says that you're protected by being a good mormon (which  means you wear your garments all the time), but members distort this into a sort of "magic garments" belief, giving the garments power to protect them from harm.\n\nThe temple rituals are quite similar to masonic rituals, and the reminder garments also derived from similar garments worn both by early masons and traditional jews.\n\nHope that helps :)
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I just wont to say one thing to that, I spend a good piece of my life picking my underwear out my butt, when people spend 6 dollars to put them in? What sence is that crap?\n\nI know thongs are to get rid of the underwear lines showing through your pants, but if you dont wear tight pants to where you cant breathe then you wouldnt need thongs.\n\nI dont find it all all apealing, I just find it sick. I mean having something shoved up your butt just to please others. Not me! I please me and what I want to look like, not what people wants me to look like. They can stare all they want I dont care. I am here for me no one else! LOL\n\nThongs are a thumbs down
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i would say that god says to " honor god with your body". if the clothing you are wearing aren't covering your body, or if they are using you body to display messages that are not honoring god, then i think he doesn't approve. speaking of cool and uncool, god will not care whether you wear name brand designer clothes or if you are some "nerd" who tucks in your shirt and pulls you pants up to  your neck, or if you wear stupid glasses that are taped together, he only cares about what you believe in your heart, whether you have faith in Him or not.
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i asked the same question a few weeks ago, and the link below leads the the answer i chose as the best.\n\nif the answer that the guy left is typical mormon doctrine and beleif, then yes, the mormons are members of a very false religion.\n\nanyway, merry christmas, and i hope this helps.  :-)
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No,I wouldn't be scared. Mormons don't scare me,although\nthey are a little strange. Still,at least they're not\nScientologists.If one of them told me I looked like L.Ron Hubbard I would be worried.
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Well, in the Mormon faith, it would help tremendously to be male.  Other than that, you have to go through the temple, pay your tithing, keep the Ten Commandments, and believe in the Book of Mormon.  \n\nThe complete answer is much more complicated.  If you're considering becoming a Mormon, please don't do it.  I speak from experience in that being a Mormon causes great psychological damage (because it IS a cult).
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my .ex. brother in law was a mormon. yes he was put in prision over hacving. [wifes] dont let them tell you it isnt yet practed in there church well it is as well church dotorine ref.. packman teleport.com.. mormonnomore.com ..........i am not a mormon but my .ex. brother in law was one ?based on fact
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My Dad is a Mormon, and it's supposed to be a constant reminder thing, kind of like wearing a wedding ring.  Mormons are very worried about what they do pleasing their God, even though they believe in many gods. Don't try to make sense of Mormonism, it will drive you insane.
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I am a mormon. And have answered your qwestions before. All im saying are facts. Baptisms for the dead is an ordinance in the temple. People are baptized in place of one who has passed away. The Aaronic and Melchezedick (dont know how to spell it) priesthood. We do not do evil things. Families are sealed for time and all eternity in the temple. You can contact the Mormon missionaries and ask questions\nTemples are houses of the Lord, the most sacred structures on the earth. \nAnciently, the Lord directed Solomon to build a temple (1 Chronicles 28:1–6). After Jesus Christ restored His Church through Joseph Smith, He again directed that temples be built. \n\nIn temples, Church members participate in ordinances designed to unite their families together forever and help them return to God. This next part is from www.mormon.org\n\nIn the temple, members: \n\nLearn eternal truths. \nReceive sacred ordinances, including those that bind husband and wife together for eternity, as well as join children and parents (Malachi 4:5–6). \nProvide ordinances such as baptism for those who have died without the opportunity to receive the gospel of Jesus Christ. (1 Corinthians 15:29); 1 Peter 4:6) \n\nThis part is more on baptisms for the dead.\nMany people have died without receiving baptism and other ordinances that Jesus Christ taught were necessary to enter the kingdom of God (John 3:5). Because Heavenly Father wants all His children to have the opportunity to return to Him, He has provided a way for those who have died without these ordinances to receive them. \nIn holy temples, members of the Church can perform these ordinances on behalf of their ancestors who have died. \n\nThis makes it possible for those who have not received these ordinances to accept them, if they choose, and return to live one day with our Heavenly Father. \n\nThis part is on marraige and eternal marraige.\nWhen a man and woman are married in a temple, their family can be together forever. This is a common goal of Latter-day Saints. However, this is not always possible. One of the marriage partners may not be a member of the Church or may not be prepared to go to the temple. Some people never have the opportunity to marry. \nChurch members who have been divorced, who have never married, or who have been married outside the temple can participate in the ordinances of the gospel and enjoy opportunities for Church service. \n\nThe knowledge that a family can be together forever helps strengthen families—not only those who have been bound together through temple ordinances, but also those who hope to realize that blessing in the future. \n\nThe Savior promised that certain sacred acts performed in this life would be effective in the world to come. Consider His words to Peter: “And I will give unto thee the keys of the kingdom of heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth shall be bound in heaven: and whatsoever thou shalt loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven” (Matthew 16:19). \nWhen a marriage is performed by the proper authority, in the holy temple, it can last through eternity, rather than “till death do you part.” \n\nYour marriage and family do not need to end at death. This promise can give you a sense of eternal belonging and eternal commitment.