[Dr. Eckleburg]

The problem with using the term "common grace" for God's "general benevolence" toward all His creation is that it is so often confused with the Arminian concept of "enabling" grace.

I think it's better to save the term "grace" for what it really means -- God's unmerited, undeserved, free, unconditional, eternal, predestining, transformative, all-glorious, ordained-from-before-the-foundation-of-the-world love for His children. 8~)

Whadayathink?

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I think it's better to save the term "grace" for what it really means -- God's unmerited, undeserved, free, unconditional, eternal, predestining, transformative, all-glorious, ordained-from-before-the-foundation-of-the-world love for His children. 8~)

How about adding pardon?