OK. I wonder is there away that we could clear up the whole thing about is Cassian an RCC saint or not. Some say Cassian is a Roman Catholic saint while others (i.e. Olson, Colomba Stewart etc. etc.) say that Cassian is not considered a saint? And have that in the passage. Please forgive the addendums. In the East Augustianism and Pelagiansim are considered monergism in that Pelagius taught one energy: man was to soteriology. and Augustine as one energy: God as the way to salvation. As for Esoglou's position, it is not what the sources say in an overwhelming voice at all even close. Cassian is condemned as is his teachings by the Western established Roman Catholic church. If I start to speak of what is in Cassian's Confessions I will be told I am teachings something that is condemned by the Roman Catholic church and I have posted the sources saying that.