[Alex Murphy]

A new UtahPolicy poll by Dan Jones & Associates finds that three-fourths of the faithful members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints say their church has “about the right amount of influence” on state lawmakers’ political decisions. But when you ask the same influence question of non-Mormons, you find super-majorities – 79 percent of Catholics, 84 percent of Protestants – say the Mormon Church has too much influence on Capitol Hill.

Just the faithful ones, huh? How did they know which ones were faithful?

[Colofornian]

Just the faithful ones, huh? How did they know which ones were faithful?

Very good Q

[Gamecock]

They have one of these?

[Elsie]

How did they know which ones were faithful?

Well; the WORTHY ones can show up in a temple.

I've heard that only 15% or so of ALL Mormons are 'worthy'.

The rest of them poor saps are going to end up on Level TWO of Mormon heaven with the likes of ME!

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HEAVEN-The Mormon church teaches there are three levels of heaven (three "degrees of glory"):

Celestial - for Mormons who have kept ALL of the laws and ordinances of their church.

Terrestrial - for religious people who aren't Mormons and for Mormons who have not met the requirements of the Church.

Telestial - where unbelievers go

 

 

 

HELL: A place of torment from which the worst of sinners are resurrected (if they repent) into the Telestial kingdom; only a limited number remain in hell forever, - the devil and the demons and apostates who consciously reject and work against Mormonism.