When asked to describe the ways in which they felt their lives had been saved, the majority of women credited the divine grace of " Allah" for saving them from death.
Many schools teach that it is through divine grace that the votary is lifted from transmigration to release.
Such contemplation is made possible by the divine grace of the universe-shaping deity which every writer of fictions becomes.
These words, believed by Muslims to be Divine Revelation from Allah, are inconsistent with the blasphemy laws of Pakistan and the resulting heinous charges levied on Asia Bibi.
King Herod, like all of us from time-to-time and apart from divine grace, feel threatened by the Prince of Peace and desire to be the hotshot on the block (ego anyone?).
Apart from divine grace, then, fallen human beings cannot help but sin.
On the other hand, if God's grace were inefficacious, it would seem as if He provides inadequate assistance because He relies on natural human powers to exercise free will and thereby to supply what is missing from divine grace.
(Whether fallen human beings also retain the power for self-initiated action apart from divine grace is a tricky question, and one I do not propose to answer here).
And these individuals will receive the divine grace necessary to achieve salvation from Hell (Mutahhari, 2006; Legenhausen, 1997).
No divine grace can save a person from experiencing them.
It's never quite clear what the refined and spiritual Paloma sees in the cocky, obnoxious Charlie, unless, as her name suggests, she is meant to be some agent of divine grace sent to earth to protect him from himself.
