In the Parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15), which action of the father best represents 'grace'?
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Correct answer: Running to embrace his son and throwing a feast while he was still far away
The father's immediate restoration of the son—without demanding repayment or penance—illustrates God's grace. It shows God's eagerness to welcome and honor the repentant sinner.
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