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Any negative impact from Mormon baptism of the deceased Maria Friday, February 17, 2012

Question:

Thank you Bro. , for your prayers and helpful advice .

Having heard how the LDS get many deceased to be 'baptised' to their faith , wondering if it could have any adverse effects , such as that associated with false relgions, curses etc!

Read that they claim that the spirits of the Founding Fathers visited one of their higher ups , requesting Baptisms !

Thank God we have the prayers for the deceased , including the Divine Mercy devotions that ask us to bring all souls in purgatory, to The Lord and His mercy and the hail Mary, that aslo asks for protection at the hour of death .

A group that does not respect the religious liberty and instead tries to 'baptise' the deceased , who most likely would not have wanted to be Mormons , would we not have to be wary as to how much respect they would have for the constitution , if they can claim that the Founding Fathers are Mormons now and thus can force The Church, into their practices such as plural marriages !

When we have a candidate who is a pretty decent Catholic , and no major blunders on policies, would it not be imprudent or worse , for Catholics, to vote for a candidate who adheres to all these false beliefs and practices, including contempt for Christian beliefs , that the Scripture is in error etc .

Hope that your desire to be for the Christians in Pakistan get fulfilled for now , by your prayers for all those , to be brought to His mercy too - including all of other faiths , Mormons too !

God bless !



Question Answered by Bro. Ignatius Mary, OMSM(r)

Dear Maria:

The Mormons do not baptize the dead, they baptize themselves for the dead. This is a nonsense practice. The grace that is imparted upon a valid baptism cannot apply to thye dead, nor can it apply to some other person who is living other than the person being baptized. There is no such thing as a "proxy baptism."

Mormon baptism are invalid anyway, which is why Mormons are not Christians.

Any claim that spirits of the Founding Fathers visited one of their higher ups requesting Baptisms is utter nonsense. If there were any spirits appearing, they were demons.

As for the effects of this errant practice of baptizing for the dead, there is no effect to the dead person. They have already been judged as to their eternal destiny at the moment they died (the Particular Judgment). There can be an effect to those living persons who participate in this practice. It can cause demonization for them, but then the whole of Mormonism was authored by the devil.

I am not sure what point you are making in terms of politics. A person of any faith, or of no faith, can be a good or bad President. What we need is a President who will preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States, which is that they give oath to when they are sworn into office.

Right now we have a President who hates the Constitution. All progressives hate the Constitution. Woodrow Wilson, the most obnoxious progressive until Obama, said that the Declaration of Independence is irrelevant.

He said that because the  Declaration of Independence says that "rights" are granted by God, not by men. The Constitution guards those right already given to man by God, and limits government to secure those rights.

Progressives presume to create rights according to their own agenda, and do all possible to circumvent the Constitution through the Supreme Court, and especially through Presidential Executive Orders and through regulations that circumvent Congress and the Constitution. The Constitution gets in the way of expanding government and centralizing power. Odd, Democrats in the 19th Century was for "limited government". It was when the Progressives took over the Democratic Party in 1920 or so (after Wilson's sojourn) that the Party slowing corrupted into the debaunched Party of today.

Obama and the Congress has accomplished a coup d'état against the American people and by such has brought us to an almost perfect concert with Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. In Huxley's novel the Brave New World took place in A.D. 2540. I think will be have it about 350-400 earlier. The unholy trinity—Obama, Pelosi, and Reid—are paving the way. 

God Bless,
Bro. Ignatius Mary


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