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Guide Home > Doctrinal Issues > Marriage and Sexuality > Celestial Marriage (Sealing)


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Marc A. Schindler, "Doesn't Matthew 22:23-30 Contradict the LDS Doctrine of Eternal Marriage?," (Mesa, Arizona: FAIR, March 2002) FAIR Brochure. An examination of a common anti-Mormon claim that Jesus indicates there is no such thing as eternal marriage.

John A. Tvedtnes, "Early Christian and Jewish Rituals Related to Temple Practices," (1999 FAIR Conference presentation.) Were unique LDS temple practices also known to early Jews and Christians?

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David H. Yarn, Jr., "Inasmuch as Latter-day Saints believe in marriage for eternity, how do we explain Jesus' teachings in Matthew 22:29-30?," Ensign, February 1986.

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W. John Walsh, Is There Eternal Marriage?. Matthew 22:30 implies that there will be no marriage in Heaven. How is this verse reconciled with LDS beliefs?

 

 

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