6 Human Nature, Sin, and Grace
Introduction
6.1 Irenaeus on Human Progress
6.2 Tertullian on the Origin of Sin
6.3 Tertullian on Inherited Guilt
6.4 Tertullian on the Image of God
6.5 Origen on the Image of God
6.6 Origen on Inherited Sin
6.7 Lactantius on Political Aspects of the Image of God
6.8 Ambrose on the Unmerited Character of Salvation
6.9 Ambrosiaster on Original Sin
6.10 Gregory of Nyssa on Human Longing for God
6.11 Augustine on the Divine Election
6.12 Augustine on the Nature of Predestination
6.13 Augustine on Fallen Human Nature
6.14 Augustine on Human Freedom
6.15 Augustine on Irresistible Grace and Perseverance
6.16 Pelagius on Human Responsibility
6.17 Pelagius on Human Freedom
6.18 Pelagius's Rejection of Original Sin
6.19 The Council of Carthage on Grace
6.20 The Synod of Arles on Pelagianism
6.21 The Second Council of Orange on Grace and Freedom
6.22 John Scotus Eriugena on the Nature of Paradise
6.23 Hildegard of Bingen on the Creation of Man and Woman
6.24 Alan of Lille on Penitence as a Cause of Grace
6.25 Francis of Assisi on the Creation
6.26 Thomas Aquinas on the Nature of Grace
6.27 Mechthild of Magdeburg on Humanity's Longing for God
6.28 John Duns Scotus on the Immaculate Conception of Mary
6.29 Gregory of Rimini on Predestination
6.30 Gabriel Biel on Merit and Justification
6.31 Giovanni Pico della Mirandola on Human Nature
6.32 Martin Luther's Discovery of the "Righteousness of God"
6.33 Martin Luther on Justifying Faith
6.34 Martin Luther on Sin and Grace
6.35 Philip Melanchthon on Justification by Faith
6.36 John Calvin on Predestination
6.37 John Calvin on Faith and the Promises of God
6.38 John Calvin on the Concept of Justification
6.39 The Council of Trent on Justification
6.40 Theodore Beza on the Causes of Predestination
6.41 John Donne on the Bondage of the Human Will
6.42 James Ussher on the Grounds of Assurance
6.43 The Westminster Confession of Faith on Predestination
6.44 Anne Bradstreet on Flesh and Spirit
6.45 Nikolaus Ludwig von Zinzendorf on Saving Faith
6.46 Friedrich Christoph Oetinger on Conversion
6.47 Jonathan Edwards on Original Sin
6.48 John Wesley on Justification
6.49 Richard Watson on Regeneration and Sanctification
6.50 Emil Brunner on the Image of God
6.51 Karl Barth on Election in Christ
6.52 Emil Brunner on Barth's Doctrine of Election
6.53 Reinhold Niebuhr on Original Sin
6.54 The Second Vatican Council on Human Nature
6.55 Daphne Hampson on Feminist Approaches to Sin
6.56 Mary Hayter on Human Sexuality and the Image of God
For Further Reading