Row 26347

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Agreed, but interestingly, a lot of the Christianity in my family is actually Mormon (or Mormon-influenced), and Mormons actually don't have any problem with that -- they believe in a complete "resurrection" and that every single body will be fixed and "made perfect" regardless of the state it is during or post death. (This discussion gets interesting because I am gay, and a lot of Mormon family members are like "Don't worry! You will be not-gay in heaven, because you will be resurrected 'perfectly!' :D" )

...thanks?

Lol, anyway, in the case of my parents, their strong opposition comes from believing doctors won't attempt to save my life if I am dying because my organs are valuable. Which doesn't make any sense if you understand how organ donation works, and my dad is literally a pharmacist so you think he would know better... but you know. There are far bigger leaps in logic my father has made. (There is a reason I had to run away from home as soon as I hit adulthood, and am now working to get my mother and little siblings out as well.)

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text Agreed, but interestingly, a lot of the Christianity in my family is actually Mormon (or Mormon-influenced), and Mormons actually don't have any problem with that -- they believe in a complete "resurrection" and that every single body will be fixed and "made perfect" regardless of the state it is during or post death. (This discussion gets interesting because I am gay, and a lot of Mormon family members are like "Don't worry! You will be not-gay in heaven, because you will be resurrected 'perfec…
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