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In reply to the discussion: Yes, the Romneys Converted Mitt’s Dead Atheist Father-in-Law to Mormonism [View all]yellowcanine
(36,777 posts)20. I am not Morman but I really don't have any problem with someone "converting me" to Mormanism
after I am dead. Just glad they are thinking about me. Heh. Seriously, why does it matter?
I guess I would hope that they would be sensitive to the feelings of any surviving family members and not do it if there were strong opposition from them.
It is clearly one of the sillier and more bizarre practices of Mormonism from the perspective of a non Mormon though - and I suspect for some Mormons also.
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Yes, the Romneys Converted Mitt’s Dead Atheist Father-in-Law to Mormonism [View all]
RandySF
Jan 2012
OP
so it is also possible to unconvert dead mormons and take away their after death rights lol nt
msongs
Jan 2012
#2
I think this demonstrates a great level of disrespect for another person's dignity and humanity.
madaboutharry
Jan 2012
#5
I think its a great campaign issue. Atheists don't care but all the other believers care A LOT!
riderinthestorm
Jan 2012
#9
If you can't get 'em while alive, do it after they're dead, when they have nothing to say about it.
Avalux
Jan 2012
#12
I could be wrong but I don't think they do the "conversion" on the actual corpse.
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#22
I was given the choice. Everyone who has been approached by their missionaries can say..
Tikki
Jan 2012
#44
I would also point out that some Catholic practices are a bit strange also.....
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#33
I am more looking at from the standpoint of practices/beliefs that a nonreligious person or person
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#43
I am not Morman but I really don't have any problem with someone "converting me" to Mormanism
yellowcanine
Jan 2012
#20