City of GodPenguin UK, 27 нояб. 2003 г. - Всего страниц: 1184 City of God is an enduringly significant work in the history of Christian thought, by one of its central figures |
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... whole of his twenties and had subsequently professed himself to be a sceptic, a follower of the New Academy. It is too much to assume that his acquaintance with the Neoplatonists obliterated the attitudes of earlier and formative years ...
... whole of his twenties and had subsequently professed himself to be a sceptic, a follower of the New Academy. It is too much to assume that his acquaintance with the Neoplatonists obliterated the attitudes of earlier and formative years ...
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... whole work. There the question is asked: 'Who is this God you talk of, and how is it proved that he is the only one to whom the Romans owed obedience, and that they should have worshipped no god besides him?' The City of God is ...
... whole work. There the question is asked: 'Who is this God you talk of, and how is it proved that he is the only one to whom the Romans owed obedience, and that they should have worshipped no god besides him?' The City of God is ...
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... whole of the City of God is aimed at reinforcing that substitution. As we have said, Augustine's attitude to Rome was also seeming historical. He accepted from Sallust the picture of Rome as having once been highly moral. The early ...
... whole of the City of God is aimed at reinforcing that substitution. As we have said, Augustine's attitude to Rome was also seeming historical. He accepted from Sallust the picture of Rome as having once been highly moral. The early ...
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... whole range of traditional philosophy – time, space, matter, form, knowledge, problems in psychology both rational and experimental, happiness, virtue and so on – he would not have claimed to be a philosopher in the strict sense. He was ...
... whole range of traditional philosophy – time, space, matter, form, knowledge, problems in psychology both rational and experimental, happiness, virtue and so on – he would not have claimed to be a philosopher in the strict sense. He was ...
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... whole universe is filled with the presence of him who knows from where he is to raise up what he has created. The psalm says, 'They have set out the mortal parts of thy servants as food for the birds of the sky; and the flesh of thy ...
... whole universe is filled with the presence of him who knows from where he is to raise up what he has created. The psalm says, 'They have set out the mortal parts of thy servants as food for the birds of the sky; and the flesh of thy ...
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Book XI | |
Book XII | |
Book XIII | |
Book XIV | |
Book XV | |
Book XVI | |
Book XVII | |
Book XVIII | |
Book V | |
Book VI | |
Book VII | |
Book VIII | |
Book IX | |
Book X | |
Part II | |
Book XIX | |
Book XX | |
Book XXI | |
Book XXII | |
Bibliography | |
Suggested Further Reading Follow Penguin | |
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