Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.1EE

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[At this point, I have a deeper appreciation of the qualifier ‘counter’ in Schoonenberg’s term ‘counterpole’.]

Schoonenberg uses the term to describe the difference between the source and the subject of grace.

[What have I seen with these models?

A fundamental polarity lies within the intersection containing the single actualities of the states of grace or self-destruction. Additional polarities are found in the content-level nested form incorporating this single actuality.

This is shown in blog 2.1 DY.]