What is the opposite of Total Depravity? One of the core beliefs of all Calvinists (and many Christians in general) is that of Total Depravity.  Fundamentally, it suggests that mankind is inherently fallen, corrupt, and incapable of doing good of his own accord. There is a good question on the site here, and I will admit, I find it to be a very compelling biblical case.

The question is - what do you call the opposite of total depravity? In other words, if man is capable of being sufficiently good to save himself, (at least in theory if not practice) but just regularly chooses not to, what do you call that doctrine?  And, what, if any biblical support would there be for it?
D'Oh!
@SanJacinto answered the question perfectly by reminding me of Pelagianism.  Pelagiansim is the heresy that posits:

There is no original sin
ergo

Man is, in theory, if not in practice, capable of perfection, if he were to so choose.
but

In practice never does.