Augustine and HistoryChristopher T. Daly, John Doody, Kim Paffenroth Lexington Books, 2008 - 326 psl. Augustine and History relates history to Augustine's thoughts, life, and writings in several distinct but connected ways. The essays place Augustine in his historical context, analyze his theory and practice of historiography, and examine his impact on later historians and controversies. Augustine's intellect and influence are elaborated upon in contexts as disparate as the Fall of Rome, debates on the death penalty, and even the reactions to 9/11. This collection of scholarly essays is excellent for a wide-ranging academic audience. Book jacket. |
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... earthly city . Augustine does so even though he himself evaluates religion quite differently ; he insists that the summum bonum is not earthly existence but life eternal . This orientation causes Augus- tine to view even the earthly ...
... earthly city . Augustine does so even though he himself evaluates religion quite differently ; he insists that the summum bonum is not earthly existence but life eternal . This orientation causes Augus- tine to view even the earthly ...
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... earthly community's earthly prospects have anything to do with its piety . God did facilitate Rome's rise to world dominance , but in Augustine's view this fa- cilitation took place for reasons of God's own . He argued that " when ...
... earthly community's earthly prospects have anything to do with its piety . God did facilitate Rome's rise to world dominance , but in Augustine's view this fa- cilitation took place for reasons of God's own . He argued that " when ...
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... earthly flourishing . At the same time , Augustine will not let the opposite error in either : earthly punishments and failure visit both the faithful and the unfaithful . This view of historical change and causality , this providential ...
... earthly flourishing . At the same time , Augustine will not let the opposite error in either : earthly punishments and failure visit both the faithful and the unfaithful . This view of historical change and causality , this providential ...
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On the Use and Disadvantage of History for the Afterlife | 3 |
Augustines Interpretation of | 31 |
Augustine and the Rhetoric of Roman Decline | 53 |
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