St. Augustine and Pelagius argued about whether
A)it is more important to believe in God or to do good works.
B)God exists.
C)there is a soul.
D)animals can be saved.

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St. Augustine and Pelagius argued about whether ​
A)it is more important to believe in God or to do good works.
B)God exists.
C)there is a soul.
D)animals can be saved.

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St. Augustine and Pelagius had a theological debate about the nature of salvation, specifically whether salvation is achieved through faith alone (believing in God) or whether it also requires good works. St. Augustine emphasized the importance of God's grace and faith, while Pelagius emphasized the role of free will and the necessity of performing good works.

St. Augustine and Pelagius Argued About Whether ​

St. Augustine and Pelagius Argued About Whether