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Mentioned in 10 episodes

The City of God

Volume I

Book • 1871

Author

Aurelius Augustine

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Mentioned in 10 episodes

There are moments where he opens it to a passage that stirs him and speaks to him.

97 snips

The Talented Mr. Vance

Mentioned by Tim Keller, his book is about the existence of two cities: the City of God and the city of man.

77 snips

Ei Forum: Creation and Creativity

Mentioned by

Eleanor Yanaga

regarding his writings on just war and the recovery of lands.

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Welcome to the Crusades, Episode 1: Rome, 1095

Mentioned by

Amy Brown Hughes

as a text that many have heard of, but very few have read.

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Gregory Lee – The Essential City of God

Mentioned by

David Thomas

, referring to his Gen Z years as described in the book.

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Prayer & Pushback

Mentioned by

Curtis Chang

in the context of the Christian response to political and social change.

13 snips

Trump, Faith, and the First 100 Days with David French and Russell Moore

Mentioned by

Andrew Snyder

while discussing the origin of evil in a world created by a good God.

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110 - Charlie Kirk, Iryna Zarutska, and the Abolition of Man

Mentioned by

Matthew Remski

as a book whose interpretations have influenced different factions within the Catholic Church.

258: Pope Bob Vs. Trump World

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Dr. David Anders

as the author of this book when discussing the moral ambiguity of nations.

Epictetus and the Stoics

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Miguel de Beistegui

when discussing the history of crisis and philosophy.

A philosophy of crisis - Miguel de Beistegui

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Jay Dyer

as one of the Church Fathers who discussed the ontological status of evil.

Pt 2 -Tucker, Candace, Jones, Gossip & Virtues, Cults, Espionage & Charismatics: Jay Dyer Show

Mentioned by

Tom Harmon

when describing the harrowing circumstance of being a magistrate.

Larry Chapp hosts a panel discussion on moral theology in the Church today

Mentioned by

John Sehorn

as the book Augustine wrote after Alaric's sack of Rome.

St. Boniface

Mentioned by Michael Knowles when discussing big things, using a story about a giant molar tooth.

YES or NO: Riley Gaines

Mentioned by

Msgr. Martin Schlag

as a book about being otherworldly in the world.

How to Love: The Feast of St. Augustine

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