The Working of Divine Grace
By monojdhole
@monojdhole (200)
India
January 12, 2010 1:22pm CST
In this scientific age, everything is determined by certain definite laws, whereas the concept of Divine Grace, which belongs to the domain of religion, gives the impression of a capricious and indeterminate phenomenon. But this notion is absolutely erroneous. Divine Grace is the function of a conscious energy of the highest order, called the supreme reality, and is governed by the laws of super-science. The universe is a vast ocean of energy, ranging in terms of subtlety from the lowest physical to the highest spiritual or Divine.
The Divine Grace is, of course, available to all humans equally but then a human has first to make himself worthy of receiving it. The Supreme Grace acts only in the conditions of the Light and Truth. It will not act in conditions of the Falsehood and Ignorance. For if it were to yield to the demands of the Falsehood, it will defeat its own purpose.
Do you believe in Divine Grace? If yes, let's all follow the path of Light and Truth.
1 response
@PastorP (1170)
• United States
12 Jan 10
Hi monojdhole.
I sure do believe in Divine Grace. And while I might use the same wording you use to describe what goes on, much, if not all, of what you said reflects the teachings of the Holy Bible. Grace is granted, but most times certain conditions must be met first.
@monojdhole (200)
• India
12 Jan 10
Thank you Sir, for your spontaneous response. May you always receive Divine Grace! Can you tell me more about that Holy Bible say on the subject. I will be really grateful.
