McKenzie Bauer

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toward greater understanding of a far larger domain than the place and time of our birth. This is more than an intellectual puzzle to us; we find ourselves in a world where we sense we are more than casual visitors or drive-through patrons. We have a home, an origin, a purpose in mortality, and a future in the cosmos, bound to larger realities than merely natural processes. One of those larger realities toward whom we incline may reasonably be posited as God.
The God Who Weeps: How Mormonism Makes Sense of Life
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