Concurrent-Assisting-Receiving Doctrine
The doctrine that the DW life emits three formally distinct and sequentially arising participatory modes: (1) Concurrent Act — co-doing with the Creator such that “the Will of one being the will of the other,” the creature concurs with God’s own acts; (2) Assisting Act — arising from the Concurrent Act, co-knowing and co-supporting all divine works without exception: “there is nothing that We do that she does not know and assist in”; (3) Receiving Act — co-inheriting the infinity of divine love and works, and when this infinity exceeds the finite creature’s capacity, depositing it back in the DW by Right; distinct from TCA-1 (whose three stages describe the internal structure of a single act) in that CAR-1 names the three relational stances the creature holds toward the Creator’s own acts. (E)
Anchors: 1 Corinthians 3:9; John 5:17-19; John 15:15; Romans 8:17; 2 Peter 1:4 — Appearances: 1. Full Registry entry.