Original sentence: Catholics recognize that a certainty of faith is ascribed to St.In critiquing the Reformed doctrine of the assurance of salvation, prominent Catholic apologist Robert Sungenis notes a problematic complication of the doctrine as it relates to the historic Protestant doctrine of Sola fide:.Jesus Christ as man, however, did not need to believe since he knew it.Ludwig Ott argues that a high moral, human certainty of having sanctifying grace is possible, on the grounds that one is not conscious of an unforgiven grave sin, but by no means faith which is believing with divine certainty and that with some probability one can locate positive signs of predestination, which does not mean that their lack be a sign of reprobation: He lists persistent action of the virtues recommended in the Eight Beatitudes, frequent Communion, active charity, love for Christ and the Church and devotion to the Blessed Virgin.Paul (2 Cor 12,9) and affirm that the Virgin Mary also probably possessed it
Edited sentence: A certainty of faith is ascribed to St.In critiquing the Reformed doctrine of the assurance of salvation, prominent Catholic apologist Robert Sungenis explains the utterly problematic complication of the doctrine as it relates to the Reformed doctrine of sola fide:.Jesus Christ as man did not need to believe since he knew it.Ludwig Ott makes clear that a high moral, human certainty of having sanctifying grace is possible, on the grounds that one is not conscious of an unforgiven grave sin, but by no means faith which is believing with divine certainty and that with some probability one can locate positive signs of predestination, which does not mean that their lack be a sign of reprobation: He lists persistent action of the virtues recommended in the Eight Beatitudes, frequent Communion, active charity, love for Christ and the Church and devotion to the Blessed Virgin.Paul (2 Cor 12,9), and it would be odd if the Blessed Virgin did not have it