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How a Friend at Divinity School Taught Me God Truly Is Incomprehensible (and Why That's a Good Thing)
Some years ago while I was in graduate school, I had a conversation with a friend over lunch that taught me truths about God that I had formerly misunderstood. My friend and I were discussing faith in God. Drawing from statements based on truths endorsed by Joseph Smith via the Lectures on Faith (se
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