Against the Pelagians
Saint Jerome of Stridon · the golden age of the Fathers · 4 parts
Against the Pelagians, by Saint Jerome of Stridon, writing in the golden age of the Fathers, given here in 4 parts.
Parts
- Against the Pelagians — Book 1 (St. Jerome) I. ———————————— 1. Atticus. I hear, Critobulus, that you have written that man can be without sin, if he chooses; and that the commandments of God…
- Against the Pelagians — Book 2 (St. Jerome) This book can hardly be said to form part of a dialogue. It is rather an argument from Scripture to prove the point of the Augustinian arguer,…
- Against the Pelagians — Book 3 (St. Jerome) III.
- Prologue Dialogue Between Atticus, a Catholic, and Critobulus, a Heretic. ———————————— The anti-Pelagian Dialogue is the last of Jerome’s controversial works,…