| Dear Donny,
Please clarify the following beliefs answer of yours.
"First of all, members of the church are allowed to remarry upon the death
of
a spouse. As you
have learned, if a man remarries and the woman he marries was not
already sealed to another
man eternally in the temple, that man would be sealed to both of these
women."
Am I understanding this correctly in that by being sealed to two women in
your example, plural marriage exists and is practiced after death? I also
would like to know if it was purposeful that you cited a man being sealed to
two women rather than a woman being sealed to two men. Can the latter
situation exist?
"But, if a man
marries a widowed woman who had previously been married and sealed in
the temple, this new
marriage would be for the duration of this life only and she would be
with her first husband in
the eternities."
Please tell me, is it possible to get "unsealed" (and can you do it after
the death of the person to whom you are sealed?) I think if I persevered
with hope through marriage to a "batterer" to have them die before I
accepted or reconciled the failure in my marriage here on Earth I would want
to "start over". Who knows? Husband #2 may be the joy of your life and
surely it makes sense that one would want to be with husband #2.
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