Exploring Prevenient Grace, Divine Intervention, and Early Modern Debates on Grace and Free Will

This chapter delves into the concept of prevenient grace, examining how God initiates a motivating impression towards good action and the idea that both the initial grace and human assent to change come from God. It explores Augustine's Confessions, discussing the process of receiving grace, seeking divine help, and making decisions, while also analyzing early modern debates on grace and free will through the lens of different theologians.