The City of God

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Exploring the interplay between faith and society, this work by Aurelius Augustine addresses the challenges faced by Christians in a declining Roman Empire. It defends Christianity against pagan critiques and discusses the nature of the City of God, contrasting it with the earthly city. Augustine delves into themes of divine providence, the nature of sin, and the ultimate destiny of humanity, offering profound philosophical and theological insights that continue to resonate through the ages.