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Charles W. Penrose (Improvement Era): "it is not stated that plural marriage is thus essential"
Charles W. Penrose in the September 1912 Improvement Era:
Question 4: Is plural or celestial marriage essential to a fulness of glory in the world to come?
Answer: Celestial marriage is essential to a fulness of glory in the world to come, as explained in the revelation concerning it; but it is not stated that plural marriage is thus essential.[1]
Notes
- ↑ "Peculiar Questions Briefly Answered," Improvement Era 15:11 (September 1912)