I – Grace is the arrival of good without merit.

II – Grace conveys worth without creating obligation.

III – Grace strengthens belonging beyond reciprocity.

IV – Grace reveals the limits of merit as a measure of value.

V – Grace restores meaning where repair is impossible.

VI – Grace participates in the Common Good through asymmetry.

VII – Grace deepens connection between individuals and the world.

VIII – Grace is recognized through perspective, not produced by it.

IX – Grace expands the field of meaning available to the recipient.

X – Grace participates in persistent revelation.