Mormons firmly believe that marraige should be between a man and a woman only. But even if a Mormon meets a gay couple, he or she won't ridicule or harass the couple just because they believe that gay marraige should not happen. They know where they stand on the matter of gay marraige, but don't try and force their opinion on others.
They believe marriage is for eternity.
They say that marriage in their religion "forever and eternity" instead of "Until death do we part".
marriage wont affect financial aid
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Marriage laws determine who is eligible to marry, which can affect same-sex couples, age requirements, and restrictions on marrying multiple partners. Tax policies often provide incentives or penalties for married couples, affecting their financial situation based on their marital status. Social welfare programs may give benefits or support to married couples, potentially impacting their eligibility for assistance or resources based on their marital status.
Mormons can date whomever they want, but are encouraged to date other members of the church. Dating can lead to marriage, and Mormons believe that if you marry in the temple, you can be sealed to your spouse for eternity. However, both individuals must be members of the church in order to be sealed in the temple. If you are willing to convert, why wait until marriage? If you have a testimony, join the church now, and then you don't have to worry about not being able to date Mormons because you will be one. :)
Mormons (Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) believe that when we are married it is forever and that in Heaven we are bonded. Yes
No, definitely not. Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) are NEVER told when or whom to marry. Church leaders follow a strict policy of never pressuring an individual or couple into marriage. The average marriage age among Mormons in the United States is in the mid 20's. Most Mormons in the US have graduated from University studies or served as missionaries for the Church before considering marriage. In other nations, the age varies depending on the local culture. Still, quite a high percentage of Mormons don't marry until their 30's or 40's, and some never marry at all. A Church leader will NEVER approve of or perform a marriage in which the bride or groom is under the legal age. Marriage and family are very important in Mormon culture. You can learn more about what Mormons believe about marriage and family at the "Related Links" below.
Marriage and family were now emphasized.
Marriage and family were now emphasized.
That means the marriage is treated as though it had never taken place. It has no legal affect whatsoever.That means the marriage is treated as though it had never taken place. It has no legal affect whatsoever.That means the marriage is treated as though it had never taken place. It has no legal affect whatsoever.That means the marriage is treated as though it had never taken place. It has no legal affect whatsoever.
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