
Episode 101: Against the Pagans (Augustine's City of God, Part 1 of 2)
Literature and History
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The City of God by Augustine
Augustine's earlier work, the Confessions, is his most popular and well-known work. After Augustine's death in 430, his theological innovations began their 1,100-year hegemony over European ideology up until the Protestant Reformation started in 1517. The city of God is a book in which we learn about original sin, innate depravity, the actual mechanics of hell and heaven. It's a long book; an audio summary of it will take a little while.
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