On Marriage and Concupiscence

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On Marriage and Concupiscence is a theological treatise by Augustine of Hippo that defends orthodox Christian views on marriage, sexuality, and original sin against Pelagian teachings.

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On Marriage and Concupiscence canonical 2

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instanceOf Latin patristic text ⓘ
theological treatise ⓘ
addresses baptism and the remission of original sin ⓘ
moral evaluation of sexual desire ⓘ
relationship between marriage and virginity ⓘ
transmission of original sin through human generation ⓘ
author Augustine of Hippo ⓘ
Saint Augustine ⓘ
linked to: Augustine of Hippo
century 5th century ⓘ
doctrineAffirmed doctrine of original sin ⓘ
fidelity within marriage ⓘ
goodness of marriage as an institution created by God ⓘ
necessity of grace for overcoming concupiscence ⓘ
procreative purpose of marriage ⓘ
sacramental character of Christian marriage (in seed form) ⓘ
ecclesiasticalStatus respected patristic authority in Catholic theology ⓘ
genre doctrinal treatise ⓘ
polemical theology ⓘ
hasPart Book I ⓘ
Book II ⓘ
historicalContext Pelagian controversy ⓘ
influenced Catholic moral theology on marriage ⓘ
later Western doctrines of original sin ⓘ
medieval scholastic discussions of marriage and sexuality ⓘ
influencedBy earlier anti-Pelagian writings of Augustine ⓘ
language Latin ⓘ
mainTopic Pelagianism ⓘ
concupiscence ⓘ
marriage ⓘ
original sin ⓘ
sexuality in Christian theology ⓘ
opposes Pelagian teachings ⓘ
Pelagian view of human nature ⓘ
originalTitle De nuptiis et concupiscentia ⓘ
period Late Antiquity ⓘ
placeInCanon part of Augustine’s anti-Pelagian writings ⓘ
positionTaken affirmation that concupiscence is a consequence of original sin ⓘ
defense of orthodox Christian doctrine on original sin ⓘ
defense of the goodness of Christian marriage ⓘ
rejection of Pelagian denial of original sin ⓘ
religiousPerspective Catholic ⓘ
linked to: Roman Catholicism
religiousTradition Christianity ⓘ
theologicalPosition concupiscence remains in the baptized but is not imputed as sin if not consented to ⓘ
marriage is good even though concupiscence is disordered ⓘ
theologicalTradition Latin Church Fathers ⓘ
title On Marriage and Concupiscence ⓘ
workOf Augustinian corpus ⓘ

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Augustine’s anti-Pelagian writings → includesWork → On Marriage and Concupiscence ⓘ
On Marriage and Concupiscence → title → On Marriage and Concupiscence ⓘ