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Lord, you made us for yourself, and therefore our heart is restless till it rests in thee
Confessions
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This quote, often attributed to St. Augustine's Confessions, encapsulates the idea that human beings possess an innate longing for something beyond themselves.
Augustine argues that true contentment can only be found in a relationship with God, who created humanity with this inherent desire.
The restlessness of the human heart symbolizes the search for meaning, purpose, and ultimate satisfaction.
Augustine's words have resonated with countless individuals seeking spiritual fulfillment.
The quote suggests that worldly pursuits and temporary pleasures will never fully satisfy the deepest needs of the human soul.
This concept is a cornerstone of Augustinian theology and has influenced Western thought for centuries.
Augustine argues that true contentment can only be found in a relationship with God, who created humanity with this inherent desire.
The restlessness of the human heart symbolizes the search for meaning, purpose, and ultimate satisfaction.
Augustine's words have resonated with countless individuals seeking spiritual fulfillment.
The quote suggests that worldly pursuits and temporary pleasures will never fully satisfy the deepest needs of the human soul.
This concept is a cornerstone of Augustinian theology and has influenced Western thought for centuries.
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The Answer to Your Deepest Longing
