Augustine's City of God: A Theological Exploration

This chapter reflects on the speaker's transition from economics to theology, driven by influential works like C.S. Lewis's 'Mere Christianity.' It delves deeply into Augustine's 'City of God,' exploring themes of the earthly vs. heavenly cities and the implications for contemporary faith and philosophy. The discussion highlights the significance of Augustine's thoughts on Rome, morality, and the Christian identity as pilgrims in a complex societal landscape.