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Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (the "Mormon" church) believe in many scriptural accounts of visions of heaven.
Biblical visions of heaven, such as those recorded in Isaiah and Revelation, as well as visions of heaven recorded in the Book of Mormon (such as Lehi's vision in 1 Nephi 1) are joined with the more detailed descriptions of heaven in the Doctrine and Covenants. Some of the most often used passages about heaven in the Doctrine and Covenants are found in Sections 76, 129-132, 137, and 138.
You can read the Doctrine and Covenants accounts of heaven at the "Related Links" below.
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Will Mormons go into heaven with their wrong belief's?
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Is it true that Mormons will never make it to heaven since they are truly not martyrs for Jesus?
You don't have to be a martyr to go to heaven. So no.
Are children you have on earth basically other Mormons waiting to come down from heaven or?
Well, if you have children on earth they are not waiting to come down from heaven, since they have already come down from heaven. Nobody can be a Mormon without being baptized into the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, which could not happen without their knowledge and consent. So - no, unless your children were baptized Mormons, they are not Mormons.
How big is heaven according to the Mormons?
The LDS Church believes God is omnipotent, so in that sense he could make Heaven as large as it needs to be.
How many miles to heaven?
It depends how your vision is.
What are the release dates for Driven by Vision - 2009 Highways to Heaven?
Driven by Vision - 2009 Highways to Heaven was released on: USA: 9 March 2009
What do Mormons believe about the nature of God and the afterlife?
Mormons believe in a God who is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit as separate beings. They believe in the potential for humans to become like God. In the afterlife, Mormons believe in different levels of heaven where individuals can progress and be with their families.
Why do Mormons have a picture of Muhammad in their churches kneeling by a tree looking toward heaven and in their temples where Muslims can't enter?
They don't
Do Mormons believe life goes on after death marriage and children llike here on earth?
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
Is it true that if you grow up outside the Mormon religion you'll never make it to heaven as the Mormons teach?
There are no facts on what happens after death, if heaven exists there or not. If you believe in it you believe in it. The Mormons can be right or they can be wrong. Clearly other religions would not agree with them.As for what Mormons teach regarding this, the answer is NO. Mormons believe that as God loves all mankind, He wants to allow as many as possible to return to him and live with him in heaven. They believe that a huge majority of people will go to heaven, and only a very small part will be damned. They also believe that people may accept the gospel of Jesus Christ after death, before they are judged. In fact, the whole reason Mormons build temples is so that they can be baptized for those who have died. They believe that if they are baptized for someone who is dead, that person will have the opportunity to accept the baptism and and be saved. There are some links about this topic under "Related Links" below.
How many people do Mormons believe will get into heaven?
There is no exact number placed on how many people will get to heaven, but it is believed that most of humankind will go to heaven. Mormons (members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints) believe that God is merciful and that His work and glory is to save the souls of man. He will judge the people of the earth according to the righteous desires of their hearts and very few will be forever assigned to Hell.
What has the author John Bennion written?
John Bennion has written: 'Falling toward heaven' -- subject(s): Fiction, Mormons 'Breeding Leah and other stories' -- subject(s): Fiction, Mormons, Social life and customs
