Dead in Sin, Made Alive in Christ

329.236 - 365.247 R.C. Sproul

Rather, the doctrine of original sin has to do with the consequences of that transgression committed by Adam and Eve. Now, in the early centuries, the first great controversy over original sin erupted when a British monk by the name of Pelagius challenged the teaching of Saint Augustine on this question of original sin. Pelagius argued that the fall of Adam affected Adam and Adam alone.