
The Suffering of Republics, Self-Sacrifice, and the Virtues of Two Cities | Dr. Chad Pecknold
The Thomistic Institute
Understanding the Two Cities in Augustine's City of God
This chapter delves into Augustine's concept of the two cities existing within the Church, exploring their intertwined nature and significance for the earthly city. It discusses virtues, true religion, and the story of Regulus as symbols of understanding the relationship between worship, suffering, and virtue. The conversation highlights Augustine's view on genuine worship, self-sacrifice, and attachment to the supreme good.
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