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CONTENTS |
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Preface |
7 |
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I. Humanism Versus Orthodoxy |
13 |
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PART I: MAN, THE RELIGIOUS ANIMAL |
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II. Good and Evil: Everybody’s Problem |
21 |
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III. Human Freedom: To the Greeks, Foolishness |
29 |
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IV. Homo Religiosus |
39 |
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V. The Hallmark of Idolatry: A Hard Heart |
45 |
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PART II: PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE BIBLICAL UNDERSTANDING OF SIN |
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VI. Sin Misconceived as Breaking Rules |
61 |
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VII. Sin Misconceived as Intrinsic to Human Nature |
68 |
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VIII. St. Augustine’s Achievements and Mistakes |
85 |
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IX. Augustine and Pelagius: Brothers under the Skin |
101 |
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PART III: VALIDATION OF THE BIBLICAL UNDERSTANDING OF SIN |
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X. Augustine’s Intentions Fulfilled |
123 |
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XI. Pelagius’s Intentions Fulfilled |
137 |
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XII. The Worship of Reason |
146 |
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XIII. Graven Images in Modern Dress |
162 |
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XIV. The Hidden Gods of Cynicism |
173 |
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XV. Hearts of Flesh |
183 |
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