The Church of Jesus of Christ of Latter-day Saints has updated temple recommend questions. Here is what they say, including the new instructions of wearing temple garments.
The faithful are asked about beliefs and behaviors, including their efforts to attend Sunday services, be honest, pay tithing, live the Word of Wisdom and sustain church leaders.
The male leaders, usually a member of the bishopric overseeing a congregation followed by a member of the stake presidency, are instructed not to deviate from these questions.states. “... They can “help members understand the temple recommend questions if needed. However, should not present personal beliefs, preferences or interpretations as church doctrine or policy.”
2. Do you have a testimony of the Atonement of Jesus Christ and of his role as your Savior and Redeemer? Jorge Cocco Santángelo's Getsemani or "Gethsemane," is displayed in 2018. Latter-day Saints are asked about their belief in Jesus Christ in temple recommend interviews. 6. Do you follow the teachings of the Church of Jesus Christ in your private and public behavior with members of your family and others?
15. Are there serious sins in your life that need to be resolved with priesthood authorities as part of your repentance?Here is the revised statement on garments, which temple-going members don underneath their street clothes.
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