Answer to Petilian the Donatist
400–402
| Name and Summary | Pages |
|---|---|
This book emphasizes that regardless of the legitimacy of baptism administered by faithless ministers, salvation and the efficacy of the sacraments ultimately rely on Christ, not on human ministers. | 29 |
This book provides a detailed and rigorous response by Augustine to Petilian's accusations and objections, defending the unity of the Catholic Church and the validity of its sacraments against Donatist and schismatic claims. | 197 |
This book defends the validity of Christian baptism and the integrity of the Church against Petilian’s accusations, emphasizing that the Christian faith is ultimately rooted in Christ alone, not in human ministers. | 99 |