An LDS Funeral.

[_Inconceivable]

This privilege is being taken away from us because we don’t understand the order of things—the unwritten order of things—that relates to the administration of the Church and the reception of the Spirit. - BKP

A misunderstood invisible Trump card dictating the order of things.

I'd like to see how to show that in a legitimate card game.

[_Infymus]

So Infintus, you really lose all around here and on this one is is clear this is just stick for you and you do not know what the hell you are talking about.

Ok, I'll go back to doing what I've been doing the last couple of months, ignoring your posts completely.

[_Jason Bourne]

So Infintus, you really lose all around here and on this one is is clear this is just stick for you and you do not know what the hell you are talking about.

Ok, I'll go back to doing what I've been doing the last couple of months, ignoring your posts completely.

Based on your responses and what you think about how I am it seems you have always ignored my posts. You are really such a little boy about these things.

Once again, I ask you, how many LDS funerals have you attended and or presided over?

Look, there are some LDS funerals that are plain bad, just like any other funerals. Elder Packers comments on funerals, well, if one takes them to the fullest extent, they are pretty hard nose. I think though in practice most LDS bishops are quite happy to work with a family to do a well balanced memorial service that not only dedicates the life of the deceases but offers consolation to the family and gives comments that are appropriate gospel topics to life and death.

At least that has been my experience and with this area that experience in fairly extensive.

[_Boaz & Lidia]

Cradle to grave, you are used by LDS Inc to keep members and pull in others.