St. Augustine in 90 Minutes

The book delves into Augustine's personal struggles, including his conflicts with sexuality and his mother's influence, leading to his spiritual crisis and conversion to Christianity. It highlights his significant contributions to philosophy, merging Christian doctrine with Neoplatonism, which preserved philosophical thought during the Dark Ages. Augustine's innovative ideas on time and subjective knowledge predate those of Kant and Descartes. The text provides a succinct overview of his life, ideas, and their lasting impact, along with excerpts from his writings and additional reading suggestions.