Is there some consequence or punishment for Mormons who don't wear their garments all the time?

In order to participate in service sin the temples, a member of the Church must be issued a temple recommend. In order to be issued a temple recommend, s./he must have an interview with local ward/branch and stake/district leaders. In the interview, s/he will be asked several question to determine worthiness of entering the questions.

One of the questions asked is whether the individual wears his/her garments night and day. While I have never known anyone who had a temple recommend denied for not wearing the garment, I suppose it is theoretically possible that the temple recommend could be denied if the garment is not worn.

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All that and all you really need is a relationship with Jesus.
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by Weird Science on December 23rd, 2007
Which of course is nothing but trolling since it has nothing to do with the question or the comment.
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by Kim Siever on December 24th, 2007
what I'm saying is you have to do a milllion things as a Mormon and for Christians, just beleive in Christ, that's what Im saying, no Garments.
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by Weird Science on December 24th, 2007
What I am saying is that SATAN believes in Christ. He he a christian also? It would be nice to just believe in him and do nothing else. That is not the case though.
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by SAYWHAT on February 4th, 2008
what know ye not your body is temple of holy spirit i dont believe there sins and inquity cover and undercover i'm a spy
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by SILVERBULLET60 on November 14th, 2009

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I was in class and my teacher was all like did you wear your mormon underwear he pulled the under garments that lds wear up on the internet and showed the whole class they were all laughing This is not the first time i had issues with him What can i do?

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