To Turbantius — fragments in Against Julian · §3-1-2

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Against Julian 3.1.2

We could not plead our case before those judges, because no one deliberates well about doubtful matters unless they come with a heart free from hatred, anger, and friendship. Those who judged our case were not like that: they began to hate it before they knew it.

If anyone says that human beings have free will or that God creates those who are born, they are called a Pelagian and a Caelestian.

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