• Jun 2, 2026 The Complete Works Of Saint Augustine The as, and continue to impact contemporary theology and ethics. Philosophy and Theology Augustine’s integration of Platonic philosophy with Christian doctrine created a powerful intellectual tradition. His ideas about the nature of the soul, free will, and the problem of evil By Kamille Bergnaum
• Feb 22, 2026 The Church History Abcs Augustine And 25 Other uction to church history for anyone interested in learning about key Christian figures. What is the educational goal of 'The Church History ABCs'? The goal is to introduce children to important people in Christian history, inspiring faith and unders By Tiffany Ritchie
• Jul 19, 2026 Augustine Of Hippo Selected Writings reflects on 3. God’s eternal nature contrasted with human temporality. City of God vs. Earthly City: His magnum opus, The City of God, contrasts the 4. spiritual kingdom with the secular world, exploring the relationship between divine providence and human history. These themes are intricately expl By Travis D'Amore
• Mar 30, 2026 augustine of hippo a biography new edition with an epilogue author emphasizes that Augustine’s influence is not unidirectional but a complex interplay of interpretation and reinterpretation. Particularly compelling are the discussions on how Augustine’s views on free will can inform contempor By Mariano Klein
• Sep 25, 2025 Augustine And The Jews A Christian Defense Of erpretation of Scripture and salvation history. Unlike some of his contemporaries who saw Jews primarily as enemies of Christianity, Augustine recognized their unique role in the divine plan. The Role of Jews in Salvation History Augustine believed that the Jewish people were custodians of the Old By Allen McLaughlin-Pacocha
• Jan 29, 2026 augustine a very short introduction very short int nature and separates individuals from God. This doctrine emphasizes the necessity of divine grace for salvation, shaping Western Christian views on sin and redemption. Key points: Humanity is inherently sinful due to the Fall. Human free will is limited without divine grace By Filomena Kutch
