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Anthony Dupont, Giulio Malavasi & Brian Matz (eds.), The Oxford Handbook of the Pelagian Controversy
Cahiers d'Études du Religieux- Recherches InterdisciplinairesJérôme Lagouanère
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No ‘Pelagian’ sermons have been preserved. The anti-Pelagian sermons, especially those of Augustine of Hippo, raise two research questions: how to preach on grace or predestination in a mainly exhortative genre?
Pauliat, Marie
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The Protestant and the Pelagian
American Catholic Philosophical Quarterly, 2019One of the longest and most acrimonious polemics in the history of philosophy is between Antoine Arnauld and Nicolas Malebranche. Their central disagreements are over the nature of ideas, theodicy, and—the topic of this paper—grace. We offer the most in-depth English-language treatment of their discussion of grace to date.
Julie Walsh, Eric Stencil
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2018
Pelagius, a Christian layman, was active around ad 400. The thesis chiefly associated with his name is that (i) human beings have it in their own power to avoid sin and achieve righteousness. Critics objected that this derogates from human dependence on the grace of God.
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Pelagius, a Christian layman, was active around ad 400. The thesis chiefly associated with his name is that (i) human beings have it in their own power to avoid sin and achieve righteousness. Critics objected that this derogates from human dependence on the grace of God.
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Abstract This chapter is dedicated to studying the construction of Pelagianism, Pelagians, Pelagius, Coelestius, and Julian of Aeclanum in the writings and sermons of Augustine. It specifically aims to discuss rhetorical aspects of Augustine’s polemical portrayal of the Pelagians and their ideas.
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2009
Abstract The Pelagian controversy is generally considered to have been the first western theological controversy. The debate between Pelagius and his followers on the one hand, and Augustine, Jerome, Paulus Orosius, and the bishops of Rome on the other, deeply influenced theological developments in the West.
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Abstract The Pelagian controversy is generally considered to have been the first western theological controversy. The debate between Pelagius and his followers on the one hand, and Augustine, Jerome, Paulus Orosius, and the bishops of Rome on the other, deeply influenced theological developments in the West.
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