I guess this practice would be a nice gesture. If it were true. But it's not.
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Well, it's a nice gesture anyway; of course, as the article points out, we don't believe in the validity of Mormon baptisms even for living people.
I agree. It's a harmless gesture they are doing out of the kindness of their hearts. They mean well, so I say let them do it.