Distance learning # 3

1.) Ludwig's problem is that he does not understand how grace is imparted through sacraments.

2.) When it comes to "sacramentality", the church is not think that the sacraments take away from God's universal love, and his will to save. They also do not think that people who have not been baptized are not able to receive salvation.

3.) When it comes to "sacramentality" the church thinks that God's will to save is universal in scope, and that all the church's sacraments are extensions of God's power and work in the world.

4.) God reveals and gives to each individual human being his universally offered grace "when the Word became flesh a dealt among us." He also comes to us through as a lover impacts love through a physical kiss.

5.) The christian doctrine that is the foundation for sacraments is that all the church's sacraments are extensions God's power and work in the world.

6.) The gobs of modern "spirituality" tell us that they say the christian God should become a physical object to communicate his life and power to us.

7.)The christian repudiation of this snobbery states that these are primitive symbols used by the ignorant because they are incapable of grasping true spirituality.

8.) No, It was so he could rise form the dead bodily. It means that we will not only lives agin but as human beings.

9.) The sacramental worldview sees more than just a symbol in a sacrament because he can impact sacramental grace to those who are disposed to it yet do not have the opportunity to receive the sacraments themselves.

10.) Though God's grace is universal it must be focused in the lens of sacrament, not to limit God but to kindle us.

11.) Instead of God trying to talk to us from a far grace allows God to come to us person to person, face to face, that he might touch us.