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Delve into the fascinating life and letters of Pelagius, a pivotal figure in early Christian thought, through the insightful work of B.R. Rees. This biography meticulously explores Pelagius's theological contributions and the controversies surrounding his teachings, which challenged the prevailing views of grace and free will in the Early Church.
Rees presents a detailed account of Pelagius's life, tracing his journey from early influences to his rise as a prominent theologian. The narrative is enriched by a selection of his letters, which reveal his thoughts on human nature, morality, and divine grace. These writings not only illuminate Pelagius's beliefs but also provide context for the theological debates of his time.
This book is ideal for students of theology, historians of early Christianity, and anyone interested in the intellectual currents that shaped the foundations of Christian doctrine. Readers who appreciated other works by B.R. Rees will find this biography a compelling addition to their collection.
"A profound exploration of a misunderstood figure in Christian history." – The Journal of Early Christian Studies
Format: Paperback / softback
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Pages: 552
Publisher: Boydell & Brewer Ltd
ISBN: 9780851157146
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