EW:
Its very clear to me that he enables himself to reject Grace.
This is an interesting subject in it's own right, and I hope you'll bear with me whilst I digress beyond the bounds of "saving grace".
- From a theological/biblical/mechanical perspective we would state that "saving grace" is irresistable, and would point to "God's will" being irrepressible wherever/whenever he desires to achieve something.
- From an human/experiential perspective, however (and citing Abraham v's Sodom as a biblical example) is "appears" that we make choices of our own volition and freewill, and that God somehow accedes.
The two camps tend to dominate these two viewpoints and make them extremes. I would stick my neck out and state that both are correct if viewed strictly from the perspective from which they come.
As with so many things, however (and as evinced on the Spirituality thread), reality and subjective persepective may be two entirely different things.
As for my hours, I live in the GMT timezone, and am often up after 1am.
My work involves almost day long use of computers, and requires frequent "breaks"