What happens if a mormon doesn't get a "temple recommend"?

An LDS friend of mine experienced a few years of unemployment and fell behind in his tithing payments which meant he could not hold a temple recommend. As a result, he was not permitted to attend the temple marriage ceremony of his own daughter. Let me put this another way, the LDS church would not allow him to be present at the marriage of the daughter he raised because HE OWED THEM MONEY!

Extortion by any other name.....

In the celestial kingdom they become servants of those who inherit Godhood.. This is all part of the leveled heaven that mormons believe in.. The next level down are those who were honorable men of the Earth blinded by the craftiness of men, then for those like me that were LDS and Temple mormons to boot well we are condemned to the lowest heaven with evil men like David.. You know the King, the one God called a man after the Lord's own heart... He, I, and all the evil men of the earth are sentenced to spend eternity in the telestial.. T kingdom ONLY of Joseph Smith invention there is no mention of such a place in all the Bible (or the Book of Mormon either for that matter).. IHS jim

Woohooo I really like R Rosskopf.. For one it is telling some partial truth to what the LDS believe which is a hoot.. And 2nd I would really like the single (not married) and no kids for eternity.. hahaha get my drift. Any guy's dream!

Edit: I can only say that cause I'm married and grass is always greener on the other side..

If they can't find a companion to be sealed to in the Temple before the resurrection and final judgment, they will be single for all eternity. They will have no children. If they are valiant in their testimony of Christ, they will still inherit exaltation in the Celesital Kingdom.

They just can't go into the temple and everyone is really mean to them, I think. I'm no expert though.

The Magic Underwear might solve it before they are

<booming voice> "cast into a firey pit of eternal damnation"

Guess they're gonna have to buy their long underoos at Walmart like everybody else (of course they won't be magical though).

That's up to God, not us.