Doctrine and Covenants 132 is the source for the doctrine of eternal marriage, just as it is the source for the doctrine of plural marriage.
Jettison Section 132 as merely Joseph's self-interested imagination and, yes, you get rid of polygamy. But, in that very act, you also toss out celestial marriage and the doctrine of the eternal family.
That thread is old and long, so I thought I'd start a new one here.
Was Eternal/Celestial Marriage/Family ever a doctrine of early Christianity?
If so where is the biblical evidence?
Does the statement by Dan make Eternal Marriage/Family a new doctrine?
I thought Smith was only restoring, not introducing or inventing.