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<description>Introduction John Cassian was a zealous monk whose theology (unfortunately, one might say) has been massively influential on the church&#x26;#x2019;s understanding of the whole of the gospel since the fifth century. His particular theology (commonly known as semi-Pelagianism), which was developed largely in response to Augustine&#x26;#x2019;s doctrines of predestination, grace, and free will, has been adopted by many Christians&#x26;#x2014;academics, clergy and lay people alike&#x26;#x2014;throughout the centuries.Two major influences were at work in Cassian&#x26;#x2019;s life and teachings. First, Greek neo-platonic philosophical theology shaped his understanding of anthropology in a way that prevented him from being able to engage Augustine on the...</description>
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