Pelagius believed that there was not a need for divine aid in performing good works. He also believed that the only thing necessary to receive grace was a declaration of the law. Pelagius believed that to be true since he did not think that all of humanity was wounded by the sins of Adam and… Continue reading →
The church tried to assert that the Holy Trinity consisted of three separate but equal parts of God. Arius however disagreed with this theory claiming that God was the almighty Father and therefore would be superior to the other two points of the trinity. Since God was almighty and superior he has no equal in… Continue reading →
The Epistle and the Apostles as well as 3 Corinthians take strong stands against the view of Gnosticism. These teachings also were not offered as “secret teachings”, rather being offered to anyone who wished to accept them. Arguments made by people on both sides of this issue were extremely aggressive by attacking the other side… Continue reading →
