From his reading of Romans, Origen came to believe that there was an intimate connection between faith and post-baptismal good works. Origen's views affected thinkers from Augustine to Luther, Pelagius to Erasmus. Scheck traces this fascinating, multifaceted legacy with evenhandedness and acumen. 304 pages, hardcover. University of Notre Dame.

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