Looking for how to honestly answer temple rec questions

[Cnsl1]

I remember reading a thread on how to answer temple rec questions honestly but from a heterodox POV. I cannot find it. Help?

[nibbler]

Here you go:

Links to wayfarer’s threads about the temple recommend interview questions:

The Proposal

Question 1a: God

Question 1b: Jesus Christ

Question 1c: Holy Ghost

Question 2: Atonement

Question 3: Restoration

Question 4: Sustaining LDS Leadership

Question 5: Law of Chastity

Question 6: Family Conduct

Question 7: Affiliating with Apostates

Question 8: Keeping Covenants

Question 9: Honesty

Question 10a: Tithing

Question 10b: Word of Wisdom

Question 11: Divorce Obligations

Question 12: Temple Covenants

Question 13: Unresolved Sins

Question 14: Worthiness

[LookingHard]

Just yesterday I saw this post http://rationalfaiths.com/unpacking-temple-recommend-questions/” class=”bbcode_url”>http://rationalfaiths.com/unpacking-temple-recommend-questions/

If you read http://staylds.com/docs/HowToStay.html” class=”bbcode_url”>http://staylds.com/docs/HowToStay.html and search specifically for “temple recommend” you will see some good comments.

[Minyan Man]

I highly recommend the wayfarer threads. This was the turning point for me.

Add your own comments. I think it’s good to bring it to the top from time to time.

(The other posts listed are good too.)

[Heber13]

nibbler wrote:

Here you go:

Links to wayfarer’s threads about the temple recommend interview questions:

The Proposal

Question 1a: God

Question 1b: Jesus Christ

Question 1c: Holy Ghost

Question 2: Atonement

Question 3: Restoration

Question 4: Sustaining LDS Leadership

Question 5: Law of Chastity

Question 6: Family Conduct

Question 7: Affiliating with Apostates

Question 8: Keeping Covenants

Question 9: Honesty

Question 10a: Tithing

Question 10b: Word of Wisdom

Question 11: Divorce Obligations

Question 12: Temple Covenants

Question 13: Unresolved Sins

Question 14: Worthiness

:thumbup: Nicely organized…that makes it very easy to reverence. Thanks.

[Old-Timer]

And to reference.

[Cnsl1]

Thanks, everyone. Very helpful. One of my daughters was looking for this.

[SilentDawning]

I like yes, yes, no, yes, yes, (whatever fits the question affirmatively). They don’t follow up usually, so the nuances below the answers are yours, and yours alone. If they do ask more than in the questions you are ready.

That will be my plan should I have to get a TR if my daugther gets married in the temple…if I decide it’s important to me and everyone to do it

SD

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