FTP, name this native of Britain who asserted that Adam's sin harmed only himself and not the whole human race, and thus that man did not need to be redeemed from Original Sin.
This man's main works included three books on the faith of the Trinity and three books of commentaries on Paul's Epistles. He also seems to have corresponded with Paulinus of Nola. He met the eunuch Caelestius in Rome at some point between 411-15, and it was Caelestius who first put forth in Africa six theses that laid out the basis of this man's namesake [*] heresy. The doctrine was later condemned by Pope Zosimus, but Augustine continued to fight it for the rest of his life. FTP, name this native of Britain who asserted that Adam's sin harmed only himself and not the whole human race, and thus that man did not need to be redeemed from Original Sin.
This man's main works included three books on the faith of the Trinity and three books of commentaries on Paul's Epistles.
{Pelagius}