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The Question and Answer section for City of God is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
According to Augustine the image of God in man is to be found in his soul (i.e. rational or intellectual soul). The image of the Creator, which is immortal, is immortally implanted in its immortality in man. I'm not sure exactly what you mean by...
The stimulus behind Augustine’s writing City of God was sacking of Rome in the year 410 by Germanic barbarians. I think the calamities involved these attacks on Rome.
You have two titles here. Please state the book and the author.
