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 1 2   |                  the work of one man --- Augustine of Hippo (“father of the
 2 2   |             wrote De fide Trinitate with Augustine as “the bedrock of his argument”(3).
 3 2(2)|                                       St Augustine and the Eastern Tradition,”
 4 2(2)|               Warfield says, “But it was Augustine who imprinted upon the Western
 5 2(2)|                in its train” (Calvin and Augustine. Philadelphia, 1956, p.
 6 2   |                  more than recitation of Augustine’s new model of the Trinity
 7 2   |            provide only a created grace. Augustine also joined the Platonic
 8 2(4)|                                          Augustine viewed the humanity and
 9 2(4)|                Theodore of Mopsuestia on Augustine’s Letter 187,” Augustinian
10 2(5)|                                          Augustine recognized neither the distinction
11 2(5)|                 11 PL 1906-1907). Later, Augustine said, God is God by nature,
12 2   |                  a new culture. To honor Augustine with a place among the Fathers,
13 2   | religio-philosophical enterprise of both Augustine and Origen --- the unlawful
14 2   |                  Hellenism ---, although Augustine succeeded in doing to the
15 2   |            failed to do to the East (7). Augustine is the source of every heresy
16 2(7)|                  Platonism in Origen and Augustine,” Origenia Tertia: the Third
17 2(8)|                 K. Flasch, “Le conflit d’Augustine,” in Augustine. Ed. by P.
18 2(8)|                 conflit d’Augustine,” in Augustine. Ed. by P. Ranson. Paris,