“...if one thinks about the relationship between nature and grace in terms of natural human desires in an Aristotelian sense and what would fulfill them, human states become the focus for discussion in ways that hamstring efforts to show the… — 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
