enemies—it shows that the grace of the Holy Spirit does not dwell within him.103 St. Silouan did not involve himself in theological discussion on the subject of who would or would not be saved. He loved all and judged no one. In his vision of Christ he saw all mankind united as one. He did not philosophize but simply prayed for the salvation of all mankind. He was content to live his life in the Church, participating in the joy of salvation and sanctification in Christ.104 With so much importance