This man quoted the First Epistle of John to begin his Discourse on the Reformation of Inner Man.
This man quoted the First Epistle of John to begin his Discourse on the Reformation of Inner Man. One defense of this man made the distinction between de jure and de facto meanings to argue that his opponents misread this man's ideas despite their exact wording. This man was the subject of Unigenitus and In eminenti. His accusation that the Church had turned towards Semipelagianism was restated among five propositions of this man which were condemned in the papal bull Cum Occasione. Defenders of this non-Calvin proponent of "efficacious grace" used to gather in the abbey Port-Royal; they included Antoine Arnauld and the pseudonymous Louis de Montalte. For 10 points, name this author of the Augustinus, a bishop of Ypres whose teachings were defended in the eighteen Provincial Letters of his follower Blaise Pascal.
This man quoted the First Epistle of John to begin his Discourse on the Reformation of Inner Man.
Cornelius Jansen [or Jansenius; or Corneille Janssens] 