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Pelagian and Anti-Pelagian Sermons
Abstract No ‘Pelagian’ sermons have been preserved. The anti-Pelagian sermons, especially those of Augustine of Hippo, raise two research questions. First, how to preach on grace or predestination in a mainly exhortative genre? Second, do the specific contexts of the sermons furnish different insights with regard to Augustine’s anti ...openaire +1 more source
The Pelagianism of the "Opus Imperfectum in Matthaeum"
Vigiliae Christianae, 1987work, and this classification has largely controlled the context in which its contents have been analyzed.' The presence of Arian elements is not to be contested although at least one critic has noted that the treatment of Arianism is hardly central to the work.2 The suggestion of yet another context for the document was raised briefly by J. H.
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Anti-Pelagian Theology in Augustine’s Non-Anti-Pelagian Works
Abstract Major works of Augustine such as De ciuitate Dei, De trinitate, or De Genesi ad litteram cannot be understood appropriately if not related to the Pelagian debate. The high occurrence of anti-Pelagian arguments in works that are not primarily directed against Pelagians shows how deeply Augustine’s thought was shaped by his ...openaire +1 more source
Pelagianism in the Ninth Century
Abstract A predestination controversy in the ninth century revived interest in Pelagianism. Despite the fact that no one involved in that controversy evidenced any first-hand acquaintance with the writings of Pelagius or of his initial supporters, everyone nevertheless seemed quite sure their opponents were Pelagians.openaire +1 more source