St. Augustine's Goods Of Marriage
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BR. AARON NIÑO P. GALVIZO, AM
PRESENTED BY:
"...what God has united, man must not divide.
...'it was because you were so unteachable,' he said, 'that Moses allowed you to divorce your wives, but it was not like that in the beggining. Now I say to you: the man who divorces his wife —I am not speaking of fornication—and marries another, is guilty of adultery."
(See Mt. 19:3-11)
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PELAGIUS, JOVINIAN
Three heresies that st augustine was responding to:
Jovinian who said that christianity is no different than Manichaeans because they promote and opt for virgins.
Pelagius
Arch rival of st augustine
Teaches that
1. Man s not born with original sin. Man is innocent
2. Free will, not determined
3. Grace is available but we can resist it.
Vs augustine
1. Original sin: source of concupisence
3. We need grace for justification
Jovinian who said that christianity is no different than Manichaeans because they promote and opt for virgins.
Pelagius
Arch rival of st augustine
Teaches that
1. Man s not born with original sin. Man is innocent
2. Free will, not determined
3. Grace is available but we can resist it.
Vs augustine
1. Original sin: source of concupisence
3. We need grace for justification
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URANUS
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WORKS OF ST. AUGUSTINE
- De Bono Conjugalii
- De Continentia
- De Sancta Virginitate
- De Bono Viduitatis
- De Nuptiis et Concupiscentia
- Confessions
THE THREE GOODS OF MARRIAGE
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RELEVANCE TO CONTEMPORARY TIMES
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