Posted on 03/08/2013 7:54:14 AM PST by Salvation
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Sanctifying grace as a permanent quality added to human nature and directly modifying its being (entity) rather than its operations, as in the case of virtues.
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If we can lose sanctifying grace by mortal sin, it can’t be “permanently” added to our nature, can it? Perhaps it’s referring to Christ’s human nature.
Or is it there until we sin?
Good point - maybe from Baptism until our first actual sin at the age of reason.
Nice! I have a hard time remembering what “entitative” means. “Relating to entity/being” will help.
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