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God is not able to save someone for He wills that the person have free will. How can one say that God is not knowing or loving enough that, unknown to humans, the life of a person is extended such that another choice is given? Note that grace is not irresistible. No person through human nature alone deserves the Beatific Vision. There must be the free choice of charity by the end of the life for that.… it is profoundly unfair that God could not or was not able to save that person (how can God not be able?) could not give person B another chance.
Try reading Persona Humana from CDF, 1975, and note the following from it:
https://www.vatican.va/roman_curia/...on_cfaith_doc_19751229_persona-humana_en.htmlA person therefore sins mortally not only when his action comes from direct contempt for love of God and neighbor, but also when he consciously and freely, for whatever reason, chooses something which is seriously disordered. For in this choice, as has been said above, there is already included contempt for the Divine commandment: the person turns himself away from God and loses charity.
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