An Augustinian Dilemma: Augustine's Doctrine of Grace versus Augustin's Doctrine of the Church

For the tension between Augustine's anti-Manichean teachings and his anti-Pelagian teachings we have ample documentation. we also have his effort to demonstrate his fundamental consistency, combined with his recognition and admission that his position had developed. Augustine would also have the rig...

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Auteur:Jaroslav Pelikan
Publié: S.n., s.l., 1987
Volume:18
Pages:1-29
Périodique:Augustinian Studies
Format:Article
Sujet:- Doctrine > De l'homme à Dieu > Jésus-Christ. Rédemption. Sacrements. Église. Grâce. Mariologie. > Cité de Dieu. Ecclésiologie > Église - Ecclésiologie
- Doctrine > De l'homme à Dieu > Jésus-Christ. Rédemption. Sacrements. Église. Grâce. Mariologie. > Grâce > Études d'ensemble > Grâce
- Influence et Survie > La Réforme (1521-...)
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Résumé:For the tension between Augustine's anti-Manichean teachings and his anti-Pelagian teachings we have ample documentation. we also have his effort to demonstrate his fundamental consistency, combined with his recognition and admission that his position had developed. Augustine would also have the right to claim a consistency in his anti-Donatist teachings and anti-Pelagian teachings.

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