Answers for a couple of things about LDS theology that really bother me?

As a Christian, I know that jesus died for ALL SINS: so Paul and Moses and King David who murdered where forgiven so don't listen to the Mormons.

God set it up so a man and women can becoem ONE, this cannot happen if there is more then one women. Abraham and his wife coud not wait on God for Issac so now we are fighting the offspring of him and hagar. David killed for another wife and Solomon's wives led him away from God into pagan worship. So even though God allowed men to sin, it does not make polygamy right.

I can't answer your first question because I do not know if Joseph Smith really said that or not, nor know anything about it.

Your second question, polygamy is completely fine in the New Testament. Infact the New Testament says only bishops cannot practice polygamy. All other men can.

As for Mormon polygamy. The first wife has to give permission to allow her husband to have another wife. And the wives have to give permission if he is to marry again.

So if the man's wife dies and he has a temple marriage with another woman, she can choose to be with him or not in heaven. Though Mormons typically talk about this stuff with there spouse anyways while alive.

Youll notice a lot of Temple Recommend Mormons who are widows, do not have a temple wedding with there 2nd wife or husband because they plan to be with there first spouse in the next life.

and Journal of Discourses is not scripture so dousnt really matter what Brigham Young or any prophet said. What matters is what Doctrine and Covenants says

When you die and picture yourself in heaven, do you see yourself as unhappy? Do you see God forcing you into a situation you don't want to be in? If you die and are sealed to your husband and then he seals himself to three other chicks (watch out ladies, whoever marries him dies soon) and you are in Heaven and don't accept it there will be other accommodations. It might mean receiving a lesser glory, it might not. But whatever happens, you will be happy.

I'd have to look at the reference you have for Joseph Smith saying murder is an unforgivable sin to see it's context. He could be referring to earthly matters, not spiritually. I know that taking away someones agency by killing them is not right and anyone who resorts to cold blooded murder doesn't exactly have a repentant heart.

You have good questions and I'd hope you'll seek the missionaries and perhaps they can explain some more.

First of all I think are a little confused on what can not be forgiven. This is from Matthew 12:31, Jesus speaking "And so I tell you, every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men, but the blasphemy against the Spirit will not be forgiven."

SO you see murder can be forgiven, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit cannot.

As far as being married in the afterlife, Luke 20:35 Jesus speaking again "But those who are considered worthy of taking part in that age and in the resurrection from the dead will neither marry nor be given in marriage,"

I was a Mormon for half my life. It's a religion that is no more ridiculous than any of the other religions that infest our "civilizations." If your daughter has been baptized into the Mormon Church, you will not be allowed to go to her wedding if she marries a Mormon fellow in their temple. That's probably the next thing that's going to bother you. But if you daughter is happy where she is and doing what she like with people who a good, it's not that big a deal that you'll miss the actual wedding in the Temple. Your daughter's happiness is most important, right?

P. S. Oh, by the way, in The Book of Mormon God orders Nephi (one of the early prophets according to Mormonism) to commit murder, to kill Labon. If the Mormon God condones murder by His prophets, how can murder be unforgivable? Of course the God of The Old Testament executed all kinds of wicked and horrible acts through commission or omission. Just remember, religions are simply hocus-pocus and don't take any of them too seriously . . . unless their believers plan on blowing you up. Mormons probably won't be doing that . . . not right now anyway?

You are spot on with the polygamy. My grandmother was raised in LDS polygamy and it was awful. Journals from other ancestors tell how they kept a stiff upper lip and said it was fine, but they were really miserable.

After Grandma died, Grandpa remarried a woman whom she had despised. When Grandpa was dead, this woman had them all sealed together so Grandma (with her hatred of the polygamous life) is now sealed into it again. Gee thanks, stepgrandma for considering her feelings.

There are lots odder doctrines than that however. I'm exMormon and I'd be really sad if one of my kids got into it. Be sure you keep her studying some science and help her to think logically. It'll help when she wants out.

Polygamy? wow! Where can I join? I'm bisexual! What's that verse? ha ha ha ha... only half joking, half wishing, half hoping...

I'd love a sister wife to help me with household chores!!!!!!!!!!! Wouldn't YOU?! It would be IDEAL! She could babysit, I could run to see a movie, then, we could exchange roles, I could entertain the kids, she could service the husband....

good times...those would be! Shh. Don't tell anyone I said this. I was never here. I'm Catholic. My Grandmother would kill me. I do intend to sit beside her in church and not feel horrific guilt. So, no sins, real or imagined, darn it.

Your Spot on about the LDS. They are nice people But like all those that have listened to religion and believe what other men say with no evidence to support it. They've been Duped. LDS leadership is about money and power. Nice following people though.

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Believe me, there's a lot more ****** up stuff in the Book of Mormon.