What is it?

Written in the midst of a faith crisis, a disfellowshipped Latter-day Saint explores how we make decisions, what holds societies together, how brain structures will lead us to come up with different preferences for God, how differences in personality lead us to create seemingly opposing interpretations of the restored gospel, how they can be combined, and challenges the traditional LDS understanding of grace and law (justice) not as opposites, but as partners holding all relationships together; all this in order to show himself that the restored gospel is worth it. The book closes with his reinstatement and reflections on his time on Zion's edge.