I was wondering, because I can't really wrap my mind around it and this has been bugging me because I want to have an answer if it comes up in the future.
1) How does an RC believe his good works are acceptable once he's infused with righteousness? Isn't the stain of sin still on those works? Perhaps this has something to do with their understanding of the atonement as rendering God propitious, and of course the infusion.
2) How does infusion even work? What is it based on?
I had a dialogue with and RC friend over the summer, and didn't really get any clear picture of what he believes.
1) How does an RC believe his good works are acceptable once he's infused with righteousness? Isn't the stain of sin still on those works? Perhaps this has something to do with their understanding of the atonement as rendering God propitious, and of course the infusion.
2) How does infusion even work? What is it based on?
I had a dialogue with and RC friend over the summer, and didn't really get any clear picture of what he believes.