De Lubac, Grace, Politics and Paradox

Studies in Christian Ethics 23 (4):415-430 (2010)
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De Lubac’s main contribution to political thought is his belief that human freedom is the quality in human nature with which divine grace resonates. His idea of the relation of grace to nature is best illustrated by Christ’s fulfilment of the Old Testament

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10.1177/0953946810375927

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