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agency, necessity, and culpability in Augustinian theology
This book is a discussion of responsibility and blame focused and shaped by St. Augustine's theology of sin and grace, and the controversies that surround those topics. It critically appropriates ideas central to an influential and controversial figure and doctrine, in conversation with expert readers of Augustine, recent philosophical treatments of free will and responsibility, and a broad array of theological voices.
Introduction: Reaping what we did not sow -- Part one. Augustinian doctrines. Peccatum originale -- The explanatory power of original sin -- Sickness, sin, and Augustine's compatibilism -- Part two. Ownership and inheritance. An Augustinian conception of responsibility -- Augustinian compatibilism -- Responsibility without freedom -- Responsibility under necessity.
New York : Oxford University Press, 2013