
A New Parochia: Augustine's Confessions VI-VII | Professor Russell Hittinger
The Thomistic Institute
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The Virtue of Manifestation
There's something in here that is the. The evidence of original said. This remains intact. Yay. This is not intact. Made a choice. It is not going to be very efficacious, right? But made the choice. Manifestation. That we do the action we would choose to do with. With joy. We actually like doing it. And so Augustine figures out the human beings can do almost anything they want to do except for cure this. He gives all these examples in book eight. Like he goes down to the docks in Hippo Regius and he sees the guy who's actually able to do complex tunes through farting. For people who swallow fire. Right.
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