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Do Mormons believe that non-Mormons go to heaven? PDF Print E-mail
Written by James   
Monday, 15 December 2008
Do Mormons believe that non-Mormons go to heaven?
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11. Kingdoms
How come Jesus or anyone else never mentioned the 3 different kingdoms in the bible? Seems like a pretty important thing to forget to tell people about?
rw77
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04-12-2011 13:46
12. To RW77
This is probably way overkill - but here is a great place with lots of references - including those in 1 Corinthians 15: 
 
Link
jett
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04-12-2011 14:02
13. Answer to Loretta
To answer the first part of your question, someone accepting a proxy baptism is also confirmed a member of the Church of Jesus Christ also so they are no longer a member of former faith but an LDS convert, if and only if they accept the proxy baptisms performed on there behalf.  
 
So once cannot accept baptism in the Spirit World and not be a LDS member.  
 
As for those who choose to remain in a non LDS faith you are correct they cannot obtain the Celestial Kingdom. Only persons who have received the nessicary ordiances of Baptism and Confirmation by the proper priesthood authority can inherit the Celestial Glory.  
 
Those who choose to stay in other faiths will inherit a lesser glory (terrestrial for the righteous and telestial for the unrighteous) according to there acts.
LDS Guy 1986
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06-27-2011 16:44
14. Answer to Loretta
what is a proxy baptism
mary
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10-25-2011 12:04
15. Proxy baptisms
Proxy means to do something for someone else. For example, companies have votes and have proxy voters who do the actual voting for those that can't be there. 
 
The same is true for proxy baptisms. One person is physically baptized by proxy for someone else. A specific example is that I have been baptized for some of my relatives who lived many years ago. We do these baptisms in our temples. However just because I got baptized for an ancestor means that they automatically become members. We believe that someone who has died and has been baptized by proxy by someone else - will have the choice in the afterlife of either accepting or rejecting the proxy baptism. Make sense?
jett
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10-25-2011 12:11
16. Confused
Im wondering why no one in this blog can explain the different levels of heaven. All i see is that everyone knows that you have to be baptized and married in the mormon church to achieve celestial level. Why arent the other levels explained . The other levels seem to be such a gray area. And where is the line drawn on what is considered living a good life and not. Everyone sins so who decides who was good or bad and where in the holy bible does it show the different levels? I know about different rewards but i have never read anything about different levels. I have a lot of mormon friends and no one can ever give me a straight answer.
Bbh
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04-14-2012 22:49

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