Beautiful Bodies: Augustine, nunc et tunc
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Beautiful Bodies: Augustine, nunc et tunc

by Margaret Miles

Philosophy Theology patristics
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Margaret Miles presents 'Beautiful Bodies: Augustine, nunc et tunc,' a scholarly exploration of Augustine's views on the human body and beauty. Bridging historical theology with modern relevance, the book examines timeless themes through Miles's insightful analysis. Ideal for readers interested in philosophy and religion.

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In 'Beautiful Bodies: Augustine, nunc et tunc,' Margaret Miles delves into the works of Augustine, focusing on his perspectives across time.

The title suggests a reflection on beauty and the body, drawing from Augustine's enduring influence in religious thought.

Miles, as the author, brings scholarly depth to these explorations, connecting past and present interpretations.

This work invites readers to consider how Augustine's ideas resonate in contemporary discussions.

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