Divine grace did not radically alter human nature, it perfected it.
Thus, some theological schools emphasize self-control, while others stress devotion and divine grace.
It arose out of the theological problem of reconciling divine grace and human freedom.
I wanted to be a diminutive, profuse, electric ribbon of horniness and divine grace.
It was hoped that art, like divine grace, would keep us going over the long haul.
She was the love of Dante's life and is usually taken to be an allegory of divine grace.
Such contemplation is made possible by the divine grace of the universe-shaping deity which every writer of fictions becomes.
Brod and Kafka's foremost English translators, Willa and Edwin Muir, viewed the novels as allegories of divine grace.
It repudiated free will, accepted predestination, and taught that divine grace, rather than good works, was the key to salvation.
Celestine also refuted the doctrine of Pelagius (fl. 405 418), which minimized the role of divine grace in man's salvation.
Many schools teach that it is through divine grace that the votary is lifted from transmigration to release.
