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Book Introduction
The Confessions Of St Augustine is an autobiographical work by early Christian philosopher and theologian Saint Augustine, candidly detailing his inner struggles and journey of faith. The book offers spiritual insights through deep reflections on the relationship with God, sin and salvation, and human nature.
Author Introduction
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Saint Augustine
Saint Augustine, a pivotal figure in ancient Western thought, was a bishop and theologian in the Roman Empire. His works, including 'The Confessions', have profoundly influenced Christian theology and Western philosophy. Augustine's writings explore themes of faith, reason, and the nature of God, making him a central figure in religious and philosophical discourse.
Table of Contents
- Book IConfessions of the Boyhood of Saint Augustine
- Book IIConfessions of the Youth of Saint Augustine
- Book IIIConfessions of the Early Manhood of Saint Augustine
- Book IVConfessions of the Manhood of Saint Augustine
- Book VConfessions of the Conversion of Saint Augustine
- Book VIConfessions of the Baptism of Saint Augustine
- Book VIIConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine After His Baptism
- Book VIIIConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine in the Monastery
- Book IXConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine as a Bishop
- Book XConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine in the Church
- Book XIConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine in the World
- Book XIIConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine in the Spirit
- Book XIIIConfessions of the Life of Saint Augustine in Eternity