“Religious life is a wager that tries to prove that there is enough of God’s grace present in the world so that one can live as if the divine plenitude is already true.”
Mmm.
Isn't it more accurate to say that any Christian life lived with some sincerity (not in the least married life) is a wager that tries to prove that there is enough of God's grace present in the world so that one can live as if the divine plenitude is already true?
“Religious life is a wager that tries to prove that there is enough of God’s grace present in the world so that one can live as if the divine plenitude is already true.”
Mmm.
Isn't it more accurate to say that any Christian life lived with some sincerity (not in the least married life) is a wager that tries to prove that there is enough of God's grace present in the world so that one can live as if the divine plenitude is already true?