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by mshannont on July 7th, 2004

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Do Mormons believe that women are less than men in the eyes of God?

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  • by Anonymous on September 19th, 2005

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    Some fast facts:

    If you visit Salt Lake City, you will find that the closest building to the Temple entrance is the Relief Society Building. The Relief Society of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is the oldest women's organization in the world. That's right, a secretary working for the Relief Society is closer to the Temple than the office of the Prophet.

    While the women's organization has its own large, multiple-story building, there is no "Priesthood Building."

    The highest level of Heaven can't be reached by a man alone, but only by a couple.

    If a couple who was sealed in the Temple gets a civil divorce, only the former wife can file for a cancellation of that sealing (and the blessings which go with it) -- a man who no longer wants to be sealed to his ex-wife can only be freed from her if she agrees, even if the divorce was a result of her cheating.

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    • This may have something to do with the fact that men can be sealed to many women at once but a woman may only be sealed to one man, thus cancelling a seal is important to her.

      Mini_kilt

      by Mini_kilt on September 4th, 2006

    • you're all crazy

      sungazer

      by sungazer on January 8th, 2009

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