The Universal Mediation of Christ and Non-Christian Religions.

This article discusses the capital grace of Jesus Christ as it pertains to the human salvation. It explains the various ways, according to Saint Thomas Aquinas, that all human beings are potentially receptive to the work of grace by virtue of their intrinsically religious nature. It also discusses the qualifications that are in order when considering the effective work of grace present outside the visible economy of the Catholic Church and her sacramental life.