History of Dogma
History of Dogma
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On the other, hand, there lurked an element of ** Semi- Pelagianism " in Augustinianism itself, viz.^ in the doctrines of the primitive state, of righteousness — as the product of grace 1 See the Ep. Prosperi ad Aug. [225]. Here Augustine is called " ineffabiliter mirabilis, incomparabiliter honorandus, prsestantissimus patronus, columna veritatis ubique gentium conspicua, specialis fidei patronus." * See Vincentius* Common itorium.
3 Semi- Pelagianism also rests undoubtedly on Augustinian conc...eptions. Loof s designation of it as "popular Anti-Pelagian Catholicism " is perfectly just (see Theol.
Lit. Ztg. 1895, Col. 568, against KrUger, I.e. Col. 368). " Semi-Pelagian ism " is a malicious heretical term. The literary leaders of this doctrine were in no respect influenced, so far as I see, by Pelagius, nor did they learn anything from him ; on the contrary, they take their stand — the later the more plainly (but not more Augustinian) — on doctrines of Augustine, and it is impossible to understand them apart from his teaching.
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On the other, hand, there lurked an element of ** Semi- Pelagianism " in Augustinianism itself, viz.^ in the doctrines of the primitive state, of righteousness — as the product of grace 1 See the Ep. Prosperi ad Aug. [225]. Here Augustine is called " ineffabiliter mirabilis, incomparabiliter honorandus, prsestantissimus patronus, columna veritatis ubique gentium conspicua, specialis fidei patronus." * See Vincentius* Common itorium.
3 Semi- Pelagianism also rests undoubtedly on Augustinian conc...eptions. Loof s designation of it as "popular Anti-Pelagian Catholicism " is perfectly just (see Theol.
Lit. Ztg. 1895, Col. 568, against KrUger, I.e. Col. 368). " Semi-Pelagian ism " is a malicious heretical term. The literary leaders of this doctrine were in no respect influenced, so far as I see, by Pelagius, nor did they learn anything from him ; on the contrary, they take their stand — the later the more plainly (but not more Augustinian) — on doctrines of Augustine, and it is impossible to understand them apart from his teaching.
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