THE BLESSING OF MORTALITY, Chapter 10 of Reincarnation

THE BLESSING OF MORTALITY, Chapter 10 of Reincarnation  Pages 83 to 86 The Sons of God shouted for joy, because there was a beautiful habitation being built, so that they could get tabernacles, and dwell thereon; they expected the time-they looked forward to the period; and it was joyful to them to reflect, . . . (Orson Pratt, JD 1:56) Mortality is an important stepping stone along the pathway to everlasting and eternal life. It is not like a stage play with repeat performances. It is progressive, not repetitive. Those supporting a belief in reincarnation state that they must continually discard their bodies as they are born and reborn over and over again. They consider the mortal body as a burdensome thing that needs to be cast away like an old coat. Being born again is a signal that they failed in a previous life and so they must get another body until they make the grade. On the other hand, Mormon gospel teaches us that the body is a temple to be respected, revered, and treated as a delicate and holy gift from God-as it is the only mortal body we’ll ever have. It is to be preserved and sanctified so that it can be reclaimed in the resurrection as an acceptable home for the spirit for all eternity. Read This Chapter: https://at.tumblr.com/fundamentallymormon/the-blessing-of-mortality-chapter-10-of/y2i7vaq58ly7 Read This Book: http://ogdenkraut.com/?page_id=181 Read More Books On Restoration Theology: http://ogdenkraut.com/?page_id=30 Thanks for Listening!