Pelagius
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Their faith alone will not profit them, because they have not done works of righteousness.
— as translated by B. R. Rees in Pelagius: Life and Letters (Boydell Press: 2004)
Pelagius (* ca. 350 / 360; † ca. 418 / 420) war ein aus der römischen Provinz Britannia stammender Laienmönch, nach dem die Lehre des Pelagianismus benannt wurde.
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