Will — and should — the LDS Church ever ‘seal’ same-sex couples in temples? See what members think.

Study reveals that how Latter-day Saints feel about the issue depends, to some extent, on where they live.

Chris Detrick | The Salt Lake Tribune A pride flag is shown in 2015 against the backdrop of the Salt Lake Temple. A new study by the B.H. Roberts Foundation indicates U.S. Latter-day Saints are largely — but not uniformly — opposed to the idea of same-sex "sealings" in the faith's temples.

Will — and should — the LDS Church ever ‘seal’ same-sex couples in temples? See what members think.

Study reveals that how Latter-day Saints feel about the issue depends, to some extent, on where they live.

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