[ SECRET POST #3592 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3592 ⌋

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Comments

Re: I'm confused about something.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, that would depend on, like, a lot of other things. there's no one answer.

THAT SAID: I think most people would say one of two things. On the one hand, some people might consider the polygamous marriage a severe enough matter as to be incompatible with attaining heaven. On the other hand, if you don't think that's the case, I imagine you would say that you would be reunited with both spouses, in much the same way that you would be reunited with both spouses if one spouse died and you subsequently remarried. And that the polygamous marriage is not proper or valid in mortal terms but that heaven is in some sense a dissolving of earthly relations anyway.

Re: I'm confused about something.

[(Anonymous)]

Matt 22:23-31 has Jesus talking about the resurrection and "who will be married to who." A very interesting read.

Re: I'm confused about something.

[(Anonymous)]

I responded below, but I'd also point out that we're not necessarily talking about Christianity, although the language seems pretty Christian-influenced.