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 1 Fwd,5|      reveres her son as “Blessed Augustine,” thus recognizing a greater
 2  1,1 |   Theology (pp. 344-45), Blessed Augustine of Hippo connects the “binding”
 3  1,1 |     world be cast out”). Blessed Augustine also states that “the binding
 4  3,5 |         founded by Christ [Abbot Augustine Whitfield, “Valid Orders,”
 5  3,5 |       Theology, p. 235].~ ~Abbot Augustine explains that once the Latin
 6  4,19|        the incorrect opinions of Augustine onward) was based on Platonism.
 7  4,19|       count as their forerunners Augustine (thus Plato), Avicenna (
 8  5,8 |       the human soul. As Blessed Augustine expressed this idea in The
 9  7,14|      Father of the West, Blessed Augustine of Hippo, expounded on how
10  9,5 |          between the teaching of Augustine and that of the Orthodox
11  9,5 |         original state in Eden.~ Augustine depicted man in his primordial
12  9,5 |     Subsequent to this teaching, Augustine's picture of Adam generally
13  9,12|          West, since the time of Augustine and the Pelagian heresy,
14  9,15|    complete agreement as Blessed Augustine of Hippo's teaching on grace
15  9,15|          of the Fathers. Blessed Augustine was the only main theologian
16  9,15|       terms than the West. Where Augustine (and thus the West) held
17  9,15|       Orthodoxy likewise rejects Augustine's view that man is under “
18  9,15|          At the end of his life, Augustine wrote an entire book of
19  9,15|         original guilt taught by Augustine (and which is still accepted
20  9,15|        hall (a view advocated by Augustine and many others in the West),
21  9,42|          from Him, or as Blessed Augustine of Hippo later described
22 10,10|       THE ORTHODOX CHURCH [Abbot Augustine Whitfield, “Valid Orders,”
23 10,14|         begins by citing Blessed Augustine's correct assertion that
24 10,14|        introduction with Blessed Augustine's comment could lead one
25 10,14|         is no doubt that Blessed Augustine believes in the necessity
26 10,26| Immaculate Conception stems from Augustine of Hippo's incorrect opinion
27 10,26|       Rome's attempt to cover up Augustine's incorrect view with yet
28 10,26|          another false teaching. Augustine taught that the guilt of
29 10,26|          the writings of Blessed Augustine of Hippo and St. Ambrose,