Faustus of Riez, On Grace
By (author) Guido Stucco
Faustus was a Gallic representative of what has been referred to as ‘semipelagianism’. In his De Gratia, he fiercely opposed the Augustinian view of Grace and Predestination that had been upheld by Lucidus, a presbyter who possibly misunderstood Augustine’s thought. Faustus did not open new ground about these contested doctrines, but put significant roadblocks to their possible extreme trajectories.
- By (author) Guido Stucco
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