Summary of text [comment] page 69

[‘The single actuality of grace_2a’ and ‘the single actuality of self-destruction_2a’ are riven by contradictions. The impression is that the world resists our desires, because the actuality_2a does not reveal that it contains an intersection. The content level normal context_3a cannot see the intersection. It only sees the actuality_2a.

These two contradicting actualities of the states of grace or self-destruction are contextualized by normal contexts that exclude one another.

I should say: The normal context strive to exclude one another.

The moment that either grace or self-destruction wins, the intersection is resolved. The winning single actuality appears in a normal context_3a devoid of tension.

The person has become either a good or bad angel.]

Summary of text [comment] page 69

[Schoonenberg used the word ‘counterpole’ to describe the difference between the source and the subject of grace.

The word ‘counter’ implies a resonance between more than one polarity.

The intersection containing the tension within recognition and participation contains a polarity between divine and human poles.

Intersections contain a single actuality that, in turn, fit into a nested form.

The nested form that embodies the single actuality of grace or self-destruction portrays an additional human and divine polarity.]