...they be not baptized ; 6. The law is as good a means of salvation (lex eic mittit ad regnnm cœlorum) as the gospel ; 7. There were some men, even before...held by some of the Greek Fathers (eg, Theophilus of Antioeh and Clement of Alexandria, see above, § 62, note 1); that the fifth, in a modified form, was...

...infants obtain eternal life, though they be not baptized; 6, the law is as good a means of salvation as the gospel ; 7, there were some men, even before...the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. These 7 propositions § others count only 6, leaving out the 6th, or oining it to one of the other...

...obtain eternal life, though they be not baptized; 6, the law is as good a means of salvation as tho gospel ; 7, there were some men, even before the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. These 1 propositions (others count only 6, leaving out the 6th, or joining it to one of the other propositions)...

...the dead in consequence of Christ's resurrection ; 5. Infants obtain eternal life, though they he not baptized ; 6. The law is as good a means of salvation...commit sin. If we compare these propositions with tbe doctrines of the earlier theologians, we find that the third was held by some of the Greek Fathers...

...resurrection. 5. Infants unbaptized will obtain eternal life. (>. The law is as good a means of salvation as the gospel. 7. There were some men, even before the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. VIII. POSITIVE SIDE OF PELAGIANISM. The above propositions constitute the negative side of Pelagianism,...

...infants obtain eternal life, though they be not baptized ; 6, the law is as good a means of salvation as the gospel ; 7, there were some men, even before...the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. These seven propositions (others count only six, leaving out the fifth, or joining it to one of the...

...Infants obtain eternal life, though they should not be baptized. 6. The Law is as good a means of grace as the gospel. 7. There were some men, even before...the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin." — Wiggers, Vol. I., p. 60. Oieseler, sect. 87. Some of" Pelagius's writings are preserved, among...

...they be not baptized. 6. The law is as good a means of salvation (lex sic mittit ad regnum ccelorum) as the gospel. 7. There were some men, even before the appearance of Christ, who were without sin. If we compare these propositions with the doctrines of the earlier theologians, we...

...infants obtain eternal life, though they be not baptized; (6) the law is as good a means of salvation as the gospel ; (7) there were some men, even before...the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. Pelagius himself was soon attacked in Palestine, where Jerome became one of his most zealoua opponents....

...infants obtain eternal life, though they be not baptized; (6) the law is as good a means of salvation as the gospel; (7) there were some men, even before...the appearance of Christ, who did not commit sin. Pelagius himself was soon attacked in Palestine, where Jerome became one of his most zealous opponents....