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Originally posted by ppm56:
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It's not a position just for today, it's been the same since the resurrected Christ, and its for all timeinvolves both an initial grace and a lifelong journey of faith and cooperation with God's grace. According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church, justification comes from the grace of God, which is described as the free and undeserved help that enables individuals to respond to God's call and become children of God. This grace is not a one-time event but rather a continual process that requires ongoing participation and cooperation with God's will throughout one's life. The Church emphasizes that while an individual may be justified initially through faith and baptism, maintaining that justification involves a commitment to living according to God's commandments and continually seeking His grace. Thus, justification is not merely a singular event but a dynamic relationship with God that unfolds over time, requiring perseverance and growth in holiness. Catechism of the Catholic Church Says I. Grace
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". It introduces us into the intimacy of Trinitarian life: " -> To the second DEATH
