Will Mormons go to heaven?
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OK, I'm a Mormon (convert of ten years) and am amazed at the level of ignorance shown here. Here's how it really is:\n\nWe DO NOT believe that God had sex with Mary. (Pernicious falsehood started by anti-Mormons)\n\nWe DO believe "that Jesus is Lord and that He died on the cross and he rose from the dead on the third day". [c.f. "Jesus_is_awesome"]\n\nWe believe that Jesus and satan are spirit brothers ONLY IN THE SENSE that everyone and everything, even satan, are created by God. People created by the same father are brothers.\n\nWe DO believe in salvation by grace, and we DO NOT believe that our good works save us. However, when we confess faith in Jesus Christ we promise to follow him. "If ye love me, keep my commandments". Our works are what show that He is Lord of our lives. If we deliberately fail to live according to his will we cannot really have meant that prayer. (But we know we can repent when we make a mistake.)\n\nI recently asked "What must I do to be saved?" I had 33 answrs, all of which said something along the lines of "Accept Jesus Christ and repent of your sins." I have done that, therefore I am saved and going to heaven. I also happen to be a Mormon.
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No, not heaven. But I do believe that everyone goes to God, at which point it will be determined whether one will go to heaven or not. It will be at that point that all things will be revealed.
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I will definitely go to Heaven. I belong to Jesus and He has paid the price for past, present, and future sins. \n\n\nBelieve in the Lord Jesus, and you will be saved\nActs 16:31\n\nThere is salvation in no one else! There is no other name in all of Heaven for people to call on to save them.\nActs 4:12\n\nYour sins have been washed away, and you have been set apart for God. You have been made right with God because of what the Lord Jesus Christ and the Spirit of our God have done for you.\n\n1 Corinthians 6:11 \n\n\nAnd we all can be saved in this same way, no matter who we are or what we have done.\n\nRomans 3:22\n\nWhoever believes and is baptized will be saved, but whoever does not believe will be condemned.\n\nMark 16:16
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All those cults you are talking about, have deliberately turned their backs on God, and do not believe in him or his word. Therefore, yes, if they do not believe that Jesus died to save them from their sins, they will go to hell.  Don't deceive yourself - "no man can have two masters" You can only serve God, or someone (thing) else. So make a choice.
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Sure you can see your friends and family but good luck finding them. There's like BILLIONS of people in heaven so they could be anywhere.\n\nHere's something to think about ... Since billions of people have already passed on to heaven does that mean that all the good parking spaces are already taken. Image getting to heaven these days and all the cavemen got the houses with the best views and you're stuck living in some heavenly apartment for eternity.
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I don't say it; but the majority(Matt.7:13) does! As for the 144,000; it never says that they will be going to heaven---this is a misunderstanding on people. It says they stood on the mount of Sion (Rev.14:1). Do you know where Mt. Sion is located? The Bible tells us in: Isaiah 10:12; 24:23; 31:4; 40:9; 59:20; 62:6-12;  Zechariah 8:1-8: that it's on the earth.\n\nNow the "little flock" (Matt.7:14)knows all about God's Word--I happen to be one of them. I was called by God(2Tim.1:9) into his church(Eph.4:4; 5:27; Acts 20:28).But anyway the saints will reign on earth(Rev.5:10; Dan.7:27); teaching and preaching to the one's about the true gospel message & will be reigning over cities(Isaiah 66:19; Matt.25:21-23,34).\n\nMostly the majority thinks they know; they can give you verses, but they don't understand. For instance: people site John 14:2-3; they think this is talking about heaven, but it's actually talking about the kindom of heaven on earth. If you really take a closer look  at John 14:3: "I will come again, and receive you unto myself..." When Jesus comes back; he is going to Jerusalem on the Mt. of Olives(Zech.14:1-4). Now finish John 14:3 "...that where I am, there ye may be also." Look what Rev.20:9; the beloved city is Jerusalem. After the 1,000 yr. reign on earth; there's going to be a new heaven and new earth (2nd kingdom of heaven); the New Jerusalem coming down from heaven (Rev.21:1-4; Isaiah 65:17-19; 66:1,22).\n\nIf you really want to know more about this and other truth's---I really hope you see these sites down below. There's a False Christianity & a True Christianity.
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There really is not just one simple answer to that. Most people of a religious nature believe that they will go to heaven when they die but this simply is not so, the Bible clearly shows that only 144,000 persons from all the different peoples, nations, and tongues will go to heaven to serve as priests of God and as associate kings with Jesus Christ and rule over the earth for Christ's Millennial Reign Revelation 14:1-3, all persons who die become non-existent and sleep in death waiting for a resurrection that Jesus taught Ecclesiastes 5:9,10 John 5:28, those who are resurrected that are not of the 144,000 will be resurrected back to life on earth which is to be restored back to paradise and everything will be brought back to perfection and we have everlasting life here if we pass the final test when Satan is released from the abyss  Psalms 37:11,29. There are people living today that will never see death as they will be survivors of Armageddon as we are deep into the time of the end and Armageddon is near. We do not have an immortal soul but are a soul Genesis 2:7 and the soul dies Ezekiel 18:4, there is no such thing as reincarnation. Hell is nothing more than the common grave of mankind and it is to be emptied of all in it  Revelation 20:13.
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Everyone that has a personal relationship with Jesus Christ will get into Heaven.\n\nI hope to see you there!\n\nIn His Service,\n...me :o)
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Yes, Mormons do believe that.  But, like someone already stated, they believe that we were all brothers in sisters in the "Spirit World" (where our souls lived before getting a physical body here on earth).\n\nThey believe that there was a council in the Spirit World, where God ("Heavenly Father"), wanted to conceive a plan for humans to be able to return back to Him.\n\nAccording to Mormon belief, Satan's idea was to make everyone faithful to God and to not give free will to humans.\n\nHowever, Jesus' idea was to give humans the ability to choose with their hearts who to follow.  It basically was the concept that being worshiped by choice is much more rewarding than being worshiped by force or not having any other option.\n\nMormons believe there was a "war in heaven" between Jesus and Satan.  God chose Jesus' idea, which made Satan rebel.  While Jesus was made "Savior," Satan was thrown out of heaven.  With him went 1/3 of the spirits - those who chose to rebel, as well.
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yes, those who reject it go to hell. but just because someone doesn't reject the Gospel doesn't mean they are saved. they must accept it in order to be saved and believe in Christ. no one really knows what for sure happens to believers and nonbelievers before judgement day, but i think that they are separated, and then we'll all be judged one day and go to 'our place' eternally. some Biblical whiz probably has a better idea more based on the Bible, but either way, once you die, you'll go to heaven or hell. hopefully you'll/you believe the Gospel and live for God!
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They don't really baptize the dead, as far as I know.  They do perform baptisms FOR the dead.  This is to give those who have passed away the opportunity to choose the Mormon god during the judgment.  They go through all the genealogies of their members as well as friends, and people are baptized on behalf of those who can't make the choice today or who have not made the choice in their natural lives.  This conflicts with Biblical teaching as the Bible tells us there is no second chance..for it is appointed to man once to die and then comes the judgment.  The Mormon church does however, have the best genealogy records around, so if you want to know your family tree, they can probably give it to you! ;)
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Ofcoarse they go to heaven.I can't understand why God would send someone to 'hell' because they haven't heard of Jesus.
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Ummm, Mormons believe in Jesus.  They just believe in more than Jesus.
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The Bible states quite frequently that "ALL" who believe and trust in the Lord Jesus Christ will make it into heaven. So it is rather hard to give you a number. I just know that one day when I am in heaven I will be able to find out. Read John 3:16
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cant. \n\ncheck out www.mormonchallenge.com\n\nand its moroni
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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.
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it depends on what you believe.\n\nif you're like me and may others, you go to Heaven or Hell.