"The nearer we get to God the more easily our spirits are touched by refined and beautiful things...Ben Johnson said: 'Language most shows a man.  Speak, that I may see thee.'  Our language reveals our thoughts, virtues, insecurities, doubts - even the homes from which we come.  We will feel more comfortable in Heavenly Father's presence if we have developed proper habits of speech...Did C.S. Lewis have this in mind when he wrote, "Isn't it funny the way some combinations of words can give you - apart from their meaning - a thrill like music?"   Elder Douglas L. Callister