Two people (one Mormon, one Jewish) intimately involved, are not currently married but the Mormon person wants to be married in the temple. Is this still possible given the circumstances?

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• God is not a god of confusion. He wants us to return to Him and has given us instructions as to how to do this. How can more than one religion be God's true religion when they teach different things?

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  by Glenn Blaylock on June 18th, 2006

• All paths? So if one chooses a life of wickedness, this path will lead him to God?

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  by easthill on December 16th, 2006

• Nevets, you are free to believe as you wish, but it directly contradicts what Jesus taught. "Enter ye in at the strait gate: for wide is the gate, and broad is the way, that leadeth to destruction, and many there be which go in thereat: Because strait is the gate, and narrow is the way, which leadeth unto life, and few there be that find it." If all paths lead back to God, then that makes for an awfully broad path.

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  by Glenn Blaylock on January 9th, 2007

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• I am not the person who down rated you, but I think I can explain. We Latter-day Saints believe in being married on one of OUR temples. In the ceremonies conducted there, we believe that a couple is sealed to each other for all eternity, not just for this life. It is one of these temples to which the asker is referring, not a Jewish temple.

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  by Glenn Blaylock on January 9th, 2007