Theology and Christianity: The Works of Augustine and Pelagius

Augustine and Pelagius are two of the great 4th century theologians whose work influenced Christian theology today. Sin can be defined as expressing the sacred character of God or not obeying it. The problem of sin is not its definition, it is at its origin. Augustine and Pelagius are two people with two different views on the origin of sin. Pelagius is a British faithful monk who insists that we have entered the world with free will.

Another former Augustine is Pelagianism that had to fight to protect Christianity. The British monk Pelagius gained popularity at the end of the Donatist controversy. Pelagius refused the concept of the first sin and claimed that the tendency of sin is a free choice of man. According to this reasoning, the grace of God is not necessary, and individuals simply have to make a decision to do the will of God. In 417 the church expelled Pelagius from the church, but his flag was inherited by the young Julian of Ekranam. Julian attacked the role of Augustine and his theology. I like Rome 's prying and he believes that Augustine and his other junior African friends took over Roman Christianity. Augustine and his former bishop discussed in the last decade of his life

Augustine and Pelagius are two of the great 4th century theologians whose work influenced Christian theology today. Sin can be defined as expressing the sacred character of God or not obeying it. The problem of sin is not its definition, it is at its origin. Augustine and Pelagius are two people with two different views on the origin of sin. Because it participates in the form of beauty. In Plato's words, there is no reason but "Beauty is beautiful except for beauty itself", there is no reason other than to be with beauty. "The form of this beauty is invisible, eternal, unchanged, different. I change the things that looks to the world and lose my beauty. Formal theory assumes the whole world of such things that exist outside of time and space.