The anti-Pelagianist views of Augustine, who had…

417 CE

The anti-Pelagianist views of Augustine, who had begun condemning the doctrine as soon as Pelagius and his followers brought it from Rome to North Africa, begin to prevail over the opposition.

Pelagius settles in Palestine in 415, spending time in Jerusalem.

Pope Innocent in 417 excommunicates him, but Pelagianism continues to draw supporters to his view of divine grace.

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Jerusalem > Yerushalayim Israel Israel View →

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Augustine of Hippo View → Pelagius View → Pope Innocent I View →

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Africa, Diocese of (Roman imperial diocese) View → East, Diocese of the View → Christianity, Nicene View → Roman Empire: Theodosian dynasty (Constantinople) View → Palaestina Prima (Roman province) View → Pelagianism View → Roman Empire, Western (Ravenna) View →

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Late Antiquity View → Fall of the Western Roman Empire View →

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Faith View → Government View → Theology View → Christology View →

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