St. Augustine points to the book of wisdom to refute Pelagian thought. 

We are fast approaching the end to Augustine's work on predestination. What shall be his closing arguments?

The man most quoted at the time of the reformation continues his arguments about predestination over against Pelagianism. 

We listen as the famous Augustine argues further on the limits of our free will.

We continue to hear from one of the most quoted fathers during the reformation on predestination. 

One of the most controversial writers in church history. and we are going to read him on predestination. I hope you all enjoy Ive been putting him off abit because I am Augustinian in my theology. But the time is right, lets do this.

we are coming up on the end of the incarnation argument made by Athanasius a defender of orthodoxy a voice for truth against a tidal wave of error and lies. He tends to stack arguments upon each other one after another modern day thinkers tend to stay with one argument let i play out and then move on to other arguments. but Athanasius argues that the death of Christ was necessary to bring about the resurrection which is the first fruits of Christians resurrection. And then He moves on to another  argument. its really fascinating for me to hear how he thinks and argues in light of modern day thinkers. hope you find it interesting to. 

getting deeper into the arguments of how the incarnation testifies to Jesus divinity.

We are back at hearing the voice of church past. Athanasius one of the most important voices in the history of the church and one of the bravest. 

We get back to reading Athanasius arguing on the why of the incarnation.