City of God

In "City of God," Saint Augustine presents a profound theological and philosophical treatise that addresses the relationship between the earthly city and the heavenly city, particularly in the aftermath of the fall of Rome in 410 AD. Written in a time of social upheaval, Augustine employs a dialectical style interwoven with vivid allegory and classical rhetoric to evaluate the nature of human society, divine providence, and the ultimate destiny of the soul. This magnum opus blends scripture wit ...