Is Grace Irresistible?: Willing to Believe with R.C. Sproul

Summary

Following Augustine's condemnation of Pelagianism, a counter-movement known as Semi-Pelagianism emerged, led by John Cassian in southern France. Cassian objected to Augustine's views on original sin and predestination, arguing for the universality of God's grace and the moral accountability of fallen humanity. This historical theological debate ultimately shaped core doctrines of Christian systematic thought regarding humanity's relationship with God and redemption.