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| so:text | Yet we do not defend the good of nature to such an extent that we claim that it cannot do evil, since we undoubtedly declare also that it is capable of good and evil; we merely try to protect it from an unjust charge, so that we may not seem to be forced to do evil through a fault of our nature, when, in fact, we do neither good nor evil without the exercise of our will and always have the freedom to do one of the two, being always able to do either. (en) |
| so:isPartOf | https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Pelagius |
| so:description | On The Christian Life (en) |
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