One its co-founders was Duvergier de Hauranne [DU-verzh-yea day oran], the best friend of its namesake.
One its co-founders was Duvergier de Hauranne [DU-verzh-yea day oran], the best friend of its namesake. Its second great text, De la frequente communion, expounded on the work that began this movement, Augustinus, which was a restatement of the doctrine of Augustine on divine grace and free will. Followers suggested that man's fate is predestined, though one could assure salvation by leading an austere life, which prompted many of its adherents, including Blaise Pascal, to live like monks. FTP, identify this 17th century reform movement named after a Dutch bishop and most active in the French Roman Catholic church.
One its co-founders was Duvergier de Hauranne [DU-verzh-yea day oran], the best friend of its namesake.
{Jansenism} or the {Jansenist} movement