“We are good not in virtue of what we are but in virtue of what we are not, like darkness lit up by a light that enters into it from without. We are not light in ourselves but in virtue… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“Through the power of the Spirit humans are to be joined to the second person of the trinity in Christ, and on virtue of… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“The moral transformation of individuals engaged in economic transactions tend to become, for example, the answer to economic problems: if only our greedy CEOs… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“Sin has no power to break God's faithfulness to God's own original intentions for us; we are still in God's eyes at least the… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“More important than any difference between faith and love is the difference between what we do and what God does. Focusing controversy on the… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“...if one thinks about the relationship between nature and grace in terms of natural human desires in an Aristotelian sense and what would fulfill… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“We are good not in virtue of what we are but in virtue of what we are not, like darkness lit up by a… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
“Grace knocks us flat, preventing any form of self-congratulation. All the good we achieve is to be attributed to God rather than to ourselves.… — Kathryn Tanner Copy Share Image
