What is the meaning of the word 'grace' (charis) as typically used in Christian theology?
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Correct answer: God's unmerited favor toward man
Grace is defined as the kindness or favor shown by God to those who do not deserve it. It is the opposite of 'justice,' where one receives what they have earned.
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