Augustine's unfinished refutation of Julian of Eclanum defends original sin against charges of Manichaeism.
Augustine defends divine grace and predestination against critics, asserting that perseverance is a gift from God, not human…
Augustine defends predestination as a divine gift, arguing even the beginning of faith comes from God.
Augustine catalogs eighty-eight heresies for Deacon Quodvultdeus, drawn from Epiphanius and Philaster.
Augustine revisits and corrects his earlier writings in this late-career work, driven by moral responsibility for their impact…
Augustine addresses a monastic controversy over whether rebuke is meaningful if grace is entirely God's gift.
Augustine delivers a doctrinal exposition of the Apostles' Creed to candidates preparing for baptism, highlighting its foundational role.
Augustine defends the coexistence of divine grace and human free will against monks who wrongly conclude grace eliminates…
Augustine explores whether burial near martyrs' tombs aids the soul, addressing grief, hope, and the care of the…
Augustine's Enchiridion is a compact guide to Christian doctrine addressing faith, hope, and love for true wisdom.
Augustine defends grace against Pelagian accusations, arguing that human nature wounded by sin requires divine transformation.
Augustine of Hippo argues that lying is never permissible, even to expose heretics, in this rigorous response to…
Augustine defends marriage as good and concupiscence as evil, showing they are not contradictory.
Augustine examines the origin and nature of the soul in response to a young monk's challenge, exploring whether…
Augustine argues that continence is a divine gift, not a human power, and warns against the pride that…
