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The question is an offshoot of some of the discussion here, but fits more into the realm of the polygamy issues.
Thanks!
liz3564 wrote:Gaz---
Do you feel that those who become Gods and Goddesses will face a situation like Heavenly Father did, with a war in heaven, and the need for a savior? And, if they do have this type of situation, do you believe that Jesus Christ already served as Savior for all, or that as individual Gods and Goddeses, we will have to go through the process Heavenly Father went through, and appoint one of our spirit children as a savior?
My feeling has always been that Jesus IS the one and only Savior for ALL humankind.
Also....do you feel that we will be creating our own trinity of kingdoms (Telestial, Terrestrial, and Celestial) and/or have the freedom to come up with some other type of plan in our own spheres? Or, are we creating future worlds which will still continue to glorify the Father, and our spirit children's eternal judgment will still be in the hands of Heavenly Father and Jesus?
The plan of salvation is perfect and we will not change it to suit our desires.
I believe Christ did all that he did for those who were appointed to this world. I do not believe his sacrifice affected other worlds.
Gazelam wrote:I misstated something in th eabove post. I said:The plan of salvation is perfect and we will not change it to suit our desires.
If we are worthy of the Celestial Kingdom we would not want to change the plan of salvation anyway.
That you leave the Celestial Kingdom?
How do you stay in the presence of Heavenly Father and populate new worlds without leaving?
That the Celestial Kingdom is comprised of "new worlds"?
That the Celestial Kingdom is more a state of being and not a location?
That when one enters the Celestial Kingdom, they are not fully exalted and have other work to do before becoming a god and then you go out to make new worlds and have your own Celestial Kingdom?
bcspace wrote:That you leave the Celestial Kingdom?
How do you stay in the presence of Heavenly Father and populate new worlds without leaving?
That the Celestial Kingdom is comprised of "new worlds"?
That the Celestial Kingdom is more a state of being and not a location?
That when one enters the Celestial Kingdom, they are not fully exalted and have other work to do before becoming a god and then you go out to make new worlds and have your own Celestial Kingdom?
I think C.S. Lewis "The Great Divorce" provides an interesting take on some of these questions, what it's like to move closer/farther away from God in the afterlife, even though it's written by a nonLDS.