What does the 'Common Grace' of God refer to, as implied in Matthew 5:45?
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Correct answer: God's kindness shown to all people, like the sun rising on the evil and the good
Common grace is the goodness of God extended to all of humanity, regardless of their spiritual status. It sustains life, order, and beauty in the world for everyone's benefit.
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