The City of God [The Modern Library]
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The City of God [The Modern Library]

by Saint Augustine

Religion Philosophy Theology
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Saint Augustine's classic theological treatise contrasts the eternal City of God with the temporal City of Man, shaping Western thought on faith, history, and morality.

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The City of God is a monumental work by Saint Augustine, written in response to the fall of Rome and the accusations against Christianity.

It examines the relationship between the City of God and the City of Man, offering reflections on history, morality, and divine providence.

The text addresses questions of faith, reason, and the ultimate destiny of humanity.

Augustine draws on scripture, philosophy, and contemporary events to articulate a vision of spiritual order.

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