Confessions is one of the most influential works in not only the history of Christian theology, but philosophy in general.
Kierkegaard and his Existentialist philosophy were substantially influenced by Augustine's contemplation of the nature of his soul.[23] Wittgenstein considered the book to be possibly "the most serious book ever written".[24]
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The Question and Answer section for Confessions is a great resource to ask questions, find answers, and discuss the novel.
I think this has something to do with things changing in the lives of human beings but unchanging in God's unchanging design of things: "everything which begins to be and ceases to be begins and ends its existence at that moment when, in the...
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In using this metaphor, Hurstan is making the point that we are all the same. It doesn't matter that we are different colors (bags), as we all all have the same things on the inside.... the bags might be different colors, but the items inside the...
