Wanna see something really creepy?

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The first one...

"I'm FABULOUS...even in death!"
 

KB

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Looks like something out of Indiana Jones. Truth is stranger than fiction.
 

Braznor

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You guys never heard of an ossuary?

Sedlec_Ossuary_chandelier.JPG
 

HamburgerBoy

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It is believed he would raise children who had died long enough for them to be baptized, so their souls would be able to enter heaven.

The idea behind this is just so lol.
 

HamburgerBoy

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I don't have an issue with it if it's there by design, see

For Mormons, baptizing the dead solves a big theological problem: How do billions of people who never had the opportunity to accept Jesus Christ – including those who lived before Jesus walked the earth – receive salvation? By baptizing the dead, a practice known as posthumous proxy baptism, Mormons believe they are giving every person who ever lived the chance at everlasting life. That includes Muslims, Hindus, atheists, pagans, whoever.

Sounds reasonable by their own standards. In their case, it can be called an adaptation/revision of Christianity and (without knowing that much about Mormon faith) perhaps even a unique trait of their own sect. Catholicism, however, has a long history of unbaptized babies laying around in purgatory. If the Catholic Bible itself made exceptions that would be one thing, but for some random saint among hundreds of saints to come along and say "Hey, I found this loophole in God's system and I'm going to exploit it with the power of necromancy, ain't I a great Catholic?" is just comedic.