Can a mormon marry outside the temple, in a Christian church?
In order to fully answer this question, the distinction between a church and a temple must be given. In the LDS religion there are both churches and temples. A church is the place of meeting and worship, where the sacrament of our Lord is taken, discussions are held, and any other needs of congregation (parties, activities, scouts, etc.). Everyone is invited to attend these meetings, whether inside or outside the LDS Faith. Temples are built for an entirely different purpose. They are sacred structures where only those who have met certain qualifications may enter. There are many, even in the LDS faith, that are not prepared to enter. One must be free (or completely repented of) any serious sin, be following the commandments to the best of their ability, be free of harmful substances, pay a full tithing to the Lord, be baptized by proper authority, and many other similar qualifications. The temple is a place where you may perform sacred ordinances and promises to the Lord. It is the pl
