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On Grace and Free Will

Defends both real human willing and the primacy of grace against accounts that make salvation self-generated.

Augustine of Hippoc. AD 426-4275th century

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Category
Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers
Genre
Treatise
Tradition
Western
Region
North Africa
Original language
Latin
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This text is represented here through direct Latin witness material associated with Augustine of Hippo and its circulation in North Africa.

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GraceFree WillSalvationChristian Ethics

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  • Pelagian controversy

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On Grace and Free Will