FOR 1600 years, Pelagius’s name has been synonymous with a heresy that attributed free will to man to the exclusion of all divine influence on human decision-making. He has been seen as the embodiment ...

But in 2014, they, like Pelagius, were branded heretics for views labeled unorthodox, including for suggesting Jesus could have been wrong about the creation story.

Pelagius was born sometime between A.D. 350 and 360 in Britain, possibly Wales. Highly educated, unusually gifted, a scholar of both Latin and Greek, he made his way to Italy and then to Rome.

But Pelagius has had the last laugh, in the liberal, humanist culture of western Europe today. Generally, we believe in free will, in the perfectibility of mankind, in the ability of people to make ...

Pelagius believed that man cannot be completely evil because he is created in the image of God; human sin is thus not innate but rather a matter of will. Because divine grace is simply God’s gift of ...

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Complete Information About Pelagius, a New Musical in Atlanta at The Legacy Theatre. Written by Legacy’s Artistic Director, Mark Smith, with music by award-winning composers, Michael and Lisa ...

Written by Legacy's Artistic Director, Mark Smith, with music by award-winning composers, Michael and Lisa Gungor, and based on the writings of John Philip Newell, this brand new musical will ...

Sixteen centuries ago, in AD 418, after a long and complicated series of debates over several years, Pope Zosimus finally issued a letter condemning as heretical the writings of Pelagius, the earliest ...

Beginning on Thursday (Aug. 22) and running through Sunday, “Pelagius” will be showing at Atlanta’s Legacy Theatre, which is owned by Smith and his wife, Bethany.While the show originally ...