ordinances can be issued by the president at any time during the year.
ordinances can be issued by the president at any time during the year.
when can ordinances be issued by the president?
any time during the year
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ordinances are laws that are promulgated by the president of india (indian parliament) on the recommendation of the union cabinet. they can only be issued when parliament is not in session. they enable the indian government to take immediate legislative action. ordinances cease to operate either if parliament does not approve of them within six weeks of reassembly, or if disapproving resolutions are passed by both houses. it is also compulsory for a session of parliament to be held within six months. a total of 679 ordinances have been issued from 1950-2014.
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according to latter day saint theology, ordinances can be performed vicariously (i.e. post mortem) on behalf of any person who would desire to accept the ordinance but did not receive it. while, some sects such as the hedrickite denominations, have rejected some or all vicariously performed ordinances, other denominations, such as the lds church, still perform the saving ordinances on behalf of their deceased ancestors. these are performed vicariously or by "proxy" on behalf of the dead, and church members believe that it is up to the deceased to accept or reject the offered ordinance in the spirit world. since deceased persons no longer have an earthly existence, they are unable to directly participate in these "saving" ordinances themselves. the physical performance of these ordinances by proxy is seen as fulfillment of the requirement. as with living ordinances, ordinances for the dead are seen as necessary but not sufficient. it is believed that the spirits in the spirit world are offered the teachings of the full gospel of jesus christ and have the opportunity to accept or decline vicarious ordinances done on their behalf. some lds church members refer to the reference by paul in 1 corinthians 15:29 regarding baptism for the dead as evidence that this was a religious practice of ancient tradition that has now been restored by the lds church.
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