Augustinianism

This second volume continues Manso’s systematic defense of the Augustinian doctrine of original sin, extending and refining the arguments presented in the first volume. Drawing on the tradition of Augustine of Hippo, the work maintains a disputational style aimed at clarifying disputed theological questions...

This first volume of St. Augustine Restored presents a systematic defense and restatement of the doctrine of original sin within an Augustinian framework, engaging directly with later theological controversies while drawing heavily on the thought of Augustine of Hippo. The work begins by affirming...

This work presents Berti’s defense of the traditional Augustinian doctrine of grace against accusations that it is essentially identical to the teachings associated with Baius and Jansen. Written within the context of post-Tridentine theological controversy, it aims to clarify the authentic Augustinian position on...

This second volume continues Gregory of Rimini’s commentary on the First Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, further developing his rigorous Augustinian approach to scholastic theology. The work maintains its focus on precise logical analysis and a strong emphasis on divine sovereignty in...

This first volume presents Gregory of Rimini’s scholastic commentary on the First Book of the Sentences of Peter Lombard, a foundational medieval theological text. Written within the late Augustinian tradition, the work is marked by rigorous logical analysis and a strong emphasis on divine...