Augustine's Reflections on Sin, Justice, and Moral Dilemmas in Society

The chapter delves into Augustine's writings on the influence of sin on human community, the challenges faced by judges in discerning truth, moral dilemmas for individuals in worldly professions, and the concept of just wars. It explores the interplay between sin and societal dynamics, the responsibilities of Christians in the earthly city, and the Catholic perspective on deliberate murder and self-defense.