Rome 1.2.4
Those Manichaeans with whom we no longer share communion—that is, all those with whom we disagree—say that free will was lost through the sin of the first man, Adam. They say that no one now has the power to live well, and that everyone is forced into sin by the necessity of their flesh.
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Fragments attributed to Julian; descriptions of opponents’ teaching are not his positive creed. Open the Latin source witness on each section.
Fragments attributed to Julian in Against Two Letters of the Pelagians I. Descriptions of opponents’ teaching are not his positive creed.
Witnesses
- Fragments Augustine, Against Two Letters of the Pelagians I (Latin · Letter to Rome fragments)
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