Do Mormons believe in getting their own planets after they die??

Question

I heard that somewhere. just wondering

Answer 1

LOL, no. You heard something about Kolob, right? people are always saying weird things about us.

go to http://www.mormon.org and http://www.lds.org

Answer 2

see the mormons believe in the celestial, the tekstial and trestial kingdoms and then outer darkness for the really bad people. Those in the Celestial get to have planets, but that kind of confuses me, they are suppose to go to heaven, but then I guess they leave that heaven and go build their own galaxy, but as you can see the christian God as already taken up all the space in space. Then how can families be forever, tif everyoen is spread thruough out the universe? They are not togther, thatas for sure, they are all to busy building and having children for their new galaxy or being worshipped. And what about their God Elohim, were are his parents and aunts and Uncles and granparents, what about his geneology, why was this never mentioned when Joseph smith was suppose to restore everything, he never restored the geneology of his own God, Elohim.

Answer 3

According to Mormon Scientist John Heinerman, PhD, in his Epic Treatise called "People In Space", good mormons not only received godhood, but are given the ability to create (organize) their VERY OWN Galaxy. The book is available thru Amazon or Ebay.

This sentiment is echoed by another World Reknown BYU Professor Dr. Lynn Hilton (PhD too!) in his seminal paper called "The Kolob Theorem". Google it and download it.

Since neither of these good gentlemen have been fired or excommunicated (like Simon Southerton was for his book "Losing a Lost Tribe), this must be at the very least, supported by the General Authorities - or they're perhaps just to lazy to read it.

This is all true, I swear to god. If it is not, may god strike you down...;)

Answer 4

They do. I know, it's weird.

Actually, it is probably true that most Mormons do NOT believe this, but the fact is, their church teaches it. They say, "As man is, God once was; as God is, man may become. That means people (mormon people) will become like God and become creator and lord of their own universe someday.

It's weird ... I know.

Answer 5

Saying this is a way to minimize the blessings Heavenly Father has promised. He was created worlds without end and they are His. He has a purpose for them and the purpose is His.

He has promised us all that he has, if we are faithful and endure to the end. We are his joint-heirs with Christ. This promises is a lot bigger than a planet.

Answer 6

in the bible:
romans 8:17 And if children, then heirs; heirs of God, and joint-heirs with Christ; if so be that we suffer with him, that we may be also glorified together.

John 10:33 The Jews answered him, saying, For a good work we stone thee not; but for blasphemy; and because that thou, being a man, makest thyself God.
34 Jesus answered them, Is it not written in your law, I said, Ye are gods?
35 If he called them gods, unto whom the word of God came, and the scripture cannot be broken;

If I live the comandments and suffer with Christ, then I will be a joint-heir with him, what ever he inherits so will I and I will be glorified with him. Christ also says that we are gods as it said in their law

Answer 7

It greatly amuses me how people who are not Mormon and don't know a thing about our religion try to answer these questions. It is quite humorous.

Answer 8

If we have lived properly we become gods. (No, not God.) As such we will create worlds, perhaps even be born as the first humans on these worlds.

Answer 9

No, the believe when we return to Heaven God will give us angels(like presents I guess)...

http://utlm.org/onlineresources/mormonshopetobecomegods.htm

Answer 10

I think they all go to 1 super duper planet. Not one of their own.