KnowraPelagianismLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Pelagianism, each with the reason it gives.All 11Compared with 11Original sinCompared with: It denies the necessity of grace in the way Augustine’s doctrine asserts.Grace in ChristianityCompared with: Its rejection of the necessity of grace became a defining controversy in Western Christianity.PredestinationCompared with: Its account of human ability conflicts with predestination grounded in divine grace.SinCompared with: Its dispute with Augustine helped define Christian debates about inherited sin and grace.SanctificationCompared with: It marks the boundary between sanctification by grace and claims of unaided moral achievement.TheosisCompared with: Theosis depends on grace and is not the claim that people attain divinity through unaided effort.Salvation in ChristianityCompared with: Its dispute with Augustine sharpened Christian arguments about grace and humanity’s need for salvation.SalvationCompared with: It sharpens the dispute over how much human beings can contribute to salvation.AugustinianismCompared with: Its disputes with Augustine sharpened his claims about sin, grace, and human ability.Fall of ManCompared with: Its denial of inherited sin challenged Augustine’s interpretation of the Fall.Thérèse of LisieuxCompared with: Her dependence on grace rejects any idea that holiness can be secured by human effort alone.