Rather, we should be learning from Nature. All a person needs to learn is staring them in the face. It is as ephemeral as the breath. It is as eternal as the need to breathe. When the scales of Justice balance, Grace comes into play.
Every evil is canceled by every good.
Mormonism doesn't sit well with this idea of Grace. It prefers the idea of being at the mercy of the lord. For all its rhetoric to the contrary regarding economic debt, Mormonism places humanity so far into spiritual debt that the only way out is through indentured service to the plantation owner. I first noticed this trying to plan a baptism in my first area. I was intrigued by its mystical view of the universe, of nature, and of consciousness with its simultaneous denial of the existence of a supreme being who created and ordered it all like some glorified taskmaster.