Mormon Church apologizes for Jewish baptisms for the dead
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I do find it odd that Rabbi Cooper would suggest that the LDS Church change one of the basic beliefs of the Church. That being Baptism for the Dead. He would not take kindly to outsiders from the Jewish faith suggesting the Jews change some basic More..
The rabbi at the the end of the article is right. If Jews (or anybody else) don't believe in what Mormons are doing, then why should they care what we do?
Some of my fellow members of the LDS Church seem baffled as to why a Jewish person would be offended by this action. Yes, we think of it in terms of a humanitarian service. They see it as a slap in the face and a further mocking of their people and More..