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Introducing St. Augustine's Anti-Pelagian Works. Embark on a journey into the intellectual battles of early Christianity with this extraordinary compilation of St. Augustine's Anti-Pelagian works. Originally part of the esteemed Nicene and Post-Nicene Fathers series edited by Philip Schaff, this collection brings together Augustine's powerful and insightful writings as he confronts the Pelagian heresy that threatened the foundations of the faith. Included in this volume are: On Merits and the Forgiveness of Sins, and on Infant Baptism On the Spirit and the Letter On Nature and Grace On Man's Perfection in Righteousness On the Proceedings of Pelagius On the Grace of Christ, and on Original Sin On Marriage and Concupiscence On the Soul and its Origin Against Two Letters of the Pelagians On Grace and Free Will On Rebuke and Grace On the Predestination of the Saints and the Gift of Perseverance Within these pages, you will encounter Augustine at his most profound and persuasive as he refutes the Pelagian teachings and defends the core doctrines of Christianity. Through meticulous analysis and compelling argumentation, Augustine dismantles the erroneous claims regarding human nature, grace, original sin, and salvation put forth by the Pelagians. With razor-sharp intellect and profound theological depth, Augustine presents a robust defense of the centrality of God's grace in the salvation of humanity. He addresses the complexities of free will, divine predestination, and the moral implications of our fallen nature. Through his writings, Augustine invites readers into a profound exploration of the mysteries of God's redemptive work. This compilation not only showcases Augustine's theological brilliance but also highlights the historical significance of his engagement with the Pelagian controversy. His profound insights and logical precision laid the groundwork for centuries of theological thought and shaped the development of Christian doctrine. Prepare