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il Padrino Ute · 11-29-2005, 04:32 AM

God's law - the new and everlasting covenant - requires marriage to be able to enter the Celestial Kingdom, just as baptism is required.

I don't believe God allows exceptions to his laws. I believe that Christ was baptized not just to be an example for us, but because it was required of him as well; therefore, marriage would be a requirement.

As for his marriage being perfect, I'm sure that his involvement in it was perfect, though her's wouldn't be, but him being the Savior and being a perfect example of how to live, I doubt they ever argued, as he was the ultimate example of forgiveness.

On a lighter note, what kind of a mother-in-law was Mary? Was any woman good enough for her son?

11-29-2005, 04:32 AM	#5
il Padrino Ute Board Pinhead Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: In the basement of my house, Murray, Utah. Posts: 15,941	I beleive he was married... God's law - the new and everlasting covenant - requires marriage to be able to enter the Celestial Kingdom, just as baptism is required. I don't believe God allows exceptions to his laws. I believe that Christ was baptized not just to be an example for us, but because it was required of him as well; therefore, marriage would be a requirement. As for his marriage being perfect, I'm sure that his involvement in it was perfect, though her's wouldn't be, but him being the Savior and being a perfect example of how to live, I doubt they ever argued, as he was the ultimate example of forgiveness. On a lighter note, what kind of a mother-in-law was Mary? Was any woman good enough for her son? __________________ "The beauty of baseball is not having to explain it." - Chuck Shriver "This is now the joke that stupid people laugh at." - Christopher Hitchens on IQ jokes about GWB.