This concept fills empty spaces and is not governed by the soul's laws according to a Simone Weil book pairing it with "gravity.
This concept fills empty spaces and is not governed by the soul's laws according to a Simone Weil book pairing it with "gravity." Eastern Christianity holds that this concept can be found in the Uncreated Energies of the light of the Transfiguration. The "prevenient" form of this concept in Arminianism saves people from total depravity, while Calvinism holds that the Elect are saved by the (*) "irresistible" form of it. One of the five solae of Protestantism is salvation by the "divine" form of this concept alone, meaning that salvation is unmerited. A hymn by John Newton asks of this concept, "how sweet the sound," and said that it "saved a wretch like me." For 10 points, gratia is the Latin word indicating what "saving" concept said to be the free favor of God, and described as "Amazing" in a popular hymn?
This concept fills empty spaces and is not governed by the soul's laws according to a Simone Weil book pairing it with "gravity.
grace [accept Gravity and Grace or prevenient grace; irresistible grace or "Amazing Grace" or saving grace]