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  • CHURCH FATHERS: On Nature and Grace (St. Augustine)
    For we do not deny that human nature can be without sin; nor ought we by any means to refuse to it the ability to become perfect, since we admit its capacity for progress — by God's grace, however, through our Lord Jesus Christ
  • A treatise on nature and grace, against pelagius - Augustine of Hippo . . .
    He afterwards refutes, with answers on every several point, a work by Pelagius, who supports this self-same nature in opposition to grace; among other things especially, in his desire to recommend the opinion that a man can live without sin, he contended that nature had not been weakened and changed by sin; for, otherwise, the matter of sin
  • On Nature and Grace, Against Pelagius - EWTN
    For we do not deny that human nature can be without sin; nor ought we by any means to refuse to it the ability to become perfect, since we admit its capacity for progress,—by God's grace, however, through our Lord Jesus Christ
  • A Treatise on Nature and Grace, Against Pelagius - Monergism
    Man's nature, indeed, was created at first faultless and without any sin; but that nature of man in which every one is born from Adam, now wants the Physician, because it is not sound
  • A Treatise on Nature and Grace. - Bible Hub
    The treatise which contains my reply to him, and in which I defend grace, not indeed as in opposition to nature, but as that which liberates and controls nature, I have entitled On Nature and Grace
  • Logos Virtual Library: Saint Augustine: Of Nature and Grace, 1
    This righteousness of God, therefore, lies not in the commandment of the law, which excites fear, but in the aid afforded by the grace of Christ, to which alone the fear of the law, as of a schoolmaster, usefully conducts Now, the man who understands this understands why he is a Christian
  • Augustine on Nature and Grace - Early Church Texts
    Nature Was Created Sound and Whole; It Was Afterwards Corrupted by Sin Man’s nature, indeed, was created at first faultless and without any sin; but that nature of man in which every one is born from Adam, now wants the Physician, because it is not sound
  • A Treatise on Nature and Grace, against Pelagius; - Bible Hub
    He afterwards refutes, with answers on every several point, a work by Pelagius, who supports this self-same nature in opposition to grace; among other things especially, in his desire to recommend the opinion that a man can live without sin, he contended that nature had not been weakened and changed by sin; for, otherwise, the matter of sin
  • Key Contributions of Augustine to Christian Philosophy • Philosophy . . .
    The range and legacy of Augustine’s writings 🔗 Beyond these landmark texts, Augustine wrote prolifically on free will (De Libero Arbitrio), the literal meaning of Genesis (De Genesi ad Litteram), Christian hermeneutics (De Doctrina Christiana), and the nature of grace and predestination in his anti-Pelagian treatises
  • Logos Virtual Library: Saint Augustine: Of Nature and Grace
    Logos Virtual Library: Saint Augustine: Of Nature and Grace





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