“Ye Could Not Feel His Words”

Joseph F. McConkie, Robert L. Millet
True religion is a feeling. It is common in anti-Mormon literature for attacks to be made on prayer and on trusting one’s feelings as sources for obtaining truth. In the realm of spiritual understading both are fundamental. Truth is felt. Falsehood is often clothed in erudite and sophisticated arguments. One does not have to be able to refute the argument to know that it is false. Truth feels good; falsehood does not.

Doctrinal Commentary on the Book of Mormon, Vol. 1

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