Do Mormons believe in life after death?

Answer 1

Yup. Here's the Plan of Salvation in a nutshell:

We started out in a spirit world with heavenly father, and then when we're born, we pass through the 'veil' that keeps us from remembering our time in the spirit wold w/ heavenly father.

Then we live our merry old lives.

Then, when we pass on, we go to another spirit world. There are two parts-"spirit heaven" and "spirit prison". Good people in the heaven part, bad people in the prison part.

Jesus comes again(the 2nd Coming), and then the spirits are reunited with their bodies(except the bodies are now perfect. Example: you lost your arm in a war, now you have an arm; mentally disabled person is no longer mentally disabled, etc). Then comes judgment day, when heavenly father decides which of the 3 kingdoms you go to. The way he will judge will be fair, and only he knows how to do it.

When you're judged, you go to one of three kingdoms, or somewhere else. The first and best kingdom is the Celestial kingdom, where heavenly father himself lives. The second is the Terrestrial kingdom, and the third is the Telestial kingdom. The 'somewhere else' is called outer darkness.

And then finally, there you stay for the rest of eternity.

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Answer 2

Jesus Christ is the central teaching of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints.

Secondly, is the REALITY of life after death.

The belief is that the Spirit, or Soul, is eternal. It existed with God before birth and will endure beyond death. We believe in the literal resurrection of the body and the spirit to perfect form, never to die or feel pain again. We believe we will be judged according to our works and desires. The works of God continue. Improvement and progression are one eternal round. There is no end.