Mormonism is rife with contradictions.
On the one hand, the temptation is to immediately reduce those Mormons to a lower Kingdom in heaven.
The problem is that Mormons seal parents/children. And then the problem arises when a parent or child is "celestial material" -- and on the flip side a parent or child is not "celestial material." What then?
It becomes even more complicated when you realize how many generations operate like a chain -- and then you have the exact problem that families have @ the holidays...Who are they with on Thanksgiving & Christmas?
Iow, let's say you have Adam & Ann who give birth to Bruce. Bruce marries Denise, who is the daughter of Chuck & Carol. Everybody is generationally sealed...but let's say Chuck & Carol stop being temple Mormons, but Bruce & Denise still are.
And then let's say Denise's daughter Edina also drops out of temple Mormon status even though Denise & her were sealed?
You have Denise whose generations before her & after were not "celestial material." But her husband was & his parents were...so she would supposedly live with them -- and her sealings then to her parents and child meant nothing?
On your Q, I'll see if I can find anything...won't get back to you right away on that.
OK, thanks!
And Danephew will end up as a lost boy...