City of God

In 'City of God,' Saint Augustine presents a profound theological and philosophical treatise that distinguishes between the earthly city and the City of God. Written in the wake of the sack of Rome in 410 AD, Augustine's work critiques contemporary pagan beliefs and articulates a Christian worldview that emphasizes the eternal over the temporal. Employing a blend of historical narrative and insightful allegory, Augustine explores themes such as divine providence, human existence, and the nature ...