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Original Sin
From one man's fall, a wound passed to every child of Adam
Original sin names the fallen condition humanity is held to inherit from Adam's first transgression, drawn especially from Romans 5 and shaped by Augustine against Pelagius. The traditions differ on its content: the Western, Augustinian view stresses inherited guilt, while the Eastern tradition emphasizes inherited mortality and corruption rather than guilt. All agree humanity needs God's grace; they describe the inheritance differently.
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- RomansCorinth · 67explains
- The Homilies of St. John Chrysostom on Paul's Epistle to the RomansConstantinople (Istanbul) · 407explains
- The Homilies of St. John ChrysostomConstantinople (Istanbul) · 407explains
- Homilies on First CorinthiansConstantinople (Istanbul) · 407applies
- The Homilies of St. John Chrysostom on Timothy, Titus, and PhilemonConstantinople (Istanbul) · 407explains
- Against the PelagiansBethlehem · 420explains
- The Letters of St. JeromeBethlehem · 420explains
- A Treatise on the Merits and Forgiveness of Sins, and on the Baptism of InfantsHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on the Grace of Christ, and on Original SinHippo Regius · 430explains
- On Marriage and ConcupiscenceHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise Against Two Letters of the PelagiansHippo Regius · 430explains
- City of GodHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on the Soul and its OriginHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on Nature and GraceHippo Regius · 430explains
- Expositions on the Book of PsalmsHippo Regius · 430explains
- The EnchiridionHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise Concerning Man’s Perfection in RighteousnessHippo Regius · 430explains
- Letters of St. AugustinHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on the Predestination of the SaintsHippo Regius · 430explains
- Lectures or Tractates on the Gospel According to St. JohnHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on the Spirit and the LetterHippo Regius · 430explains
- A Treatise on Rebuke and GraceHippo Regius · 430explains
- The ConfessionsHippo Regius · 430explains
- Reply to Faustus the ManichæanHippo Regius · 430explains
- Anselm's Cur Deus HomoCanterbury · 1109explains
- Treatise on the Incarnation (qq[1]-59)Paris · 1274explains
- Treatise on the Sacraments (qq[60]-90)Paris · 1274explains
- Discussion: Third PartWittenberg · 1546explains
- Commentary on GalatiansWittenberg · 1546explains
- Discussion: Second PartWittenberg · 1546explains
- Discussion: First PartWittenberg · 1546explains
- Book Second. of the Knowledge of God the Redeemer, in Christ, as First Manifested to the Fathers, Under the Law, and Thereafter to Us Under the GospelGeneva · 1564explains
- Book Third. the Mode of Obtaining the Grace of Christ. the Benefits It Confers, and the Effects Resulting from ItGeneva · 1564explains
- The great christian doctrine of original sin defendedNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- XIV Five discourses on the soul's eternal salvationNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- Seventeen Occasional SermonsNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- a careful and strict inquiry into the prevailing notions of the freedom of willNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- Men Naturally God's EnemiesNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- A Treatise Concerning Religious Affections, in Three PartsNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
- A History of the Work of RedemptionNorthampton, Massachusetts · 1758explains
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