The Christian British theologian who also attacked Manichaeism but taught the primacy of individual free will committed to perfectionist ideas and thus denied Augustine's doctrines of predestination and original sin.
The Christian British theologian who also attacked Manichaeism but taught the primacy of individual free will committed to perfectionist ideas and thus denied Augustine's doctrines of predestination and original sin. Cleared of heresy by a synod in Jerusalem in 415, he was nonetheless condemned by the pope and the emperor after Augustine waged a 20-year campaign to refute him.
The Christian British theologian who also attacked Manichaeism but taught the primacy of individual free will committed to perfectionist ideas and thus denied Augustine's doctrines of predestination and original sin.
{Pelagius}