The City of God

In "The City of God," Saint Augustine presents a profound theological and philosophical discourse that addresses the relationship between Christianity and the secular world. Written in the wake of the fall of Rome, Augustine's text juxtaposes the 'City of God'-a manifestation of divine grace and eternal truth-against the 'City of Man,' characterized by human fallibility and sin. Stylistically, the work is rich in allegory and moral reflection, seamlessly integrating classical rhetoric with Chri ...