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Augustine also wrote that the Donatists returned to the Catholic church with "thanks they would not be offering willingly, had they not first, even against their will been severed from that impious association", arguing a familiar line that coercion was beneficial for the recipient.
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countered saying that he too had thought that way but was convinced of the need for compulsion by the success of the imperial laws, and that Vincentius would use force if he had the power to do so. Augustine tried to show from the scripture that the use of force could be shown.
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The schism in the Donatist church in the 360s arose over the use of violence in the church with the Rogatists claiming, "No one should be compelled to follow righteousness."
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over the use of violence in the church. Much of what we know about the Rogatists comes from the writings of Augustine, against both them and the Donatists.
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Michael Gaddis, There is no Crime for those who have Christ (Berkeley, University of California Press, 2005) p. 131.
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formate. His followers were denominated Rogatists, after him. Rogatus was replaced by Vincentius.
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He also cited that the Rogatists had sought court action for return of their
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established a new sect, modifying Donatist ideas, for a less extreme and
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Augustine, The nature and origin of the Soul 1.2.2 &III.2.2
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Allan D. Fitzgerald "Rogatism", in Allan D. Fitzgerald (ed.),
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appealing to him to not persecute the Rogatist congregations.
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Christian denominations established in the 4th century
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to accuse someone in order that he might be coerced
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Index

early Christianity
4th century
Donatists
Cartenna
Mauretania Caesariensis
Pacifist
Augustine
Vincent Victor
Augustine
Circumcellions
teeth
claws
churches
Donatists
pacificism
sacramental
Rogatist
There is no Crime for those who have Christ
Categories
Schisms in Christianity
History of Christianity in North Africa
Mauretania Caesariensis
4th-century Christianity
5th-century Christianity
Christian denominations established in the 4th century
4th century in Roman Africa
5th century in Roman Africa
Christian pacifism

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