St. Vincent of Lerins.
Vincent of LérinsVincentius has been charged with
Semipelagianism......Be this however as it may, when it is considered that the monks of Lérins, in common with the general body of the churchmen of Southern Gaul, were strenuous upholders of Semipelagianism, it will not be thought surprising that Vincentius should have been suspected of
at least a leaning in that direction.Tillemont, who forbears to express himself decidedly, but evidently inclines to that view, says "L'opinion qui le condamne et l'abandonne aux Semipelagiens passe aujourd'hui pour la plus commune parmi les savans." It is also possible that Vincentius held to a position closer to the Eastern Orthodox position of today, which they claim to have been virtually universal until the time of Augustine, and which may have been interpreted as
semipelagian by Augustine's followers.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vincent_of_L%C3%A9rinsHe was a
Semipelagian and so opposed to the doctrine of St. Augustine. It is believed now that he uses against Augustine his great principle....
http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/15439b.htmGurumu itu rupanya penganut bidat Semi Pelagian yang sangat bertentangan dengan ajaran Agustinus Bapa Gerejamu !
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