In Mormonism's cosmological multiverse, the expectation is that those deemed most worthy will be exhaulted to Godhood and proceed to create and populate their own world with their own spirit children. The world will presumingly require a council of heaven to decide matters of free will, and possibly a savior to put that plan into action.

As there clearly wasn't anyone more worthy than JS. Has there ever been any thought to what his world would look like compared to say a Q70 or a lay leader? How would this jive with the belief some church members have that JS will be there with HF and JC during the judgement? Can't seem to find any literature that speaks to the matter.

These extra three hours each week are leading to some interesting shower thoughts. Please indulge me.

This topic was brought up at Institute a few weeks ago. They told us it would be HF, JC, JS, our past Bishops and Stake presidents as well as your husband if you are female.

Never heard that past lay leaders would be part of your judge/jury/executioner. Just HF, JC, and JS. Any "doctrinal" support for this?

Religion is a reflection of the psychology of its creators. So the Mormon hierarchy on Earth is replicated in the hereafter. In other words, there is no escape from the Mormon multi-level marketing scam.

Now Br.______, we, your elder Gods, don't like what you are doing. Your plans for this planet will have to change. Most of the animals you've created are satisfactory but the iridescent rainbow unicorns with My Little Pony style manes will have to go. We also don't like idea of having your worshippers call you The Fabulous One or allowing them to choose their own sex at will. This just won't do...

They really do have some swamp land in Florida to sell you.

Orlando?

BOM musical reference.

I'm gonna have to catch that show!