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    Unlike His Contemporary, Pelagius, Augustine Thought It Was More Important
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Unlike His Contemporary, Pelagius, Augustine Thought It Was More Important

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Unlike his contemporary, Pelagius, Augustine thought it was more important to have faith than to do good works.

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