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Augustine was born at Thagaste (modern Souk-Ahras, Algeria), a little village in the Roman province of Numidia. He obtained an academic learning that both schooled him in Latin publications and endowed him to get away from his provincial up...
writer of late ancient time, Augustine has been an inspirational figure for Reformation, medieval, Counter-Reformation, and conservative political thought. Political figures as diverse as Martin Luther in the 15th century and Hannah Arendt...
the Numidian village of Thagaste in Roman North Africa (located in the present-day Algeria). His parents were Romans people of modest means; his father, Patricius, was a pagan, and his mother, Monica, a Christian. The first nine, of thirte...
Augustine's thought is hindered by assumptions which serious engagement with his thought makes both visible and dubious. His explanation of the dynamics of human experiencing appears, at first sight, a clutter of disarrays, but, once better...
Augustine's alteration in his Confessions By this time, Augustine is cognizant that his is not a difficulty of thoughtful certainty, but of lesson stability. In alignment to attain this steadiness he desires to accept the way of the Savior ...
Augustine's conversion in his Confessions The beliefs of Manichaeism and Neo-Platonism to which he before adhered left him disillusioned and dissatisfied. The quest to load up his religious void directed to his eventual adoption of Catholic...
within the Christian tradition. Politically astute and highly intellectual, Augustine was a North African bishop during a period that saw immense changes in the political landscape. Following the Emperor Constantine's conversion to Christi...