"This book examines Augustine's intellectual conversion from Platonism to Christianity, as described at Confessions 7.9.13-21.27. It is widely assumed that this occurred in the summer of 386, shortly before Augustine's volitional conversion in the garden at Milan. Brian Dobell a…
"One route to understanding the nature of specifically religious violence is the study of past conflicts. Distinguished ancient historian Brent D. Shaw provides a new analysis of the intense sectarian battles between the Catholic and Donatist churches of North Africa in Late Ant…
"One route to understanding the nature of specifically religious violence is the study of past conflicts. Distinguished ancient historian Brent D. Shaw provides a new analysis of the intense sectarian battles between the Catholic and Donatist churches of North Africa in Late Ant…
"One route to understanding the nature of specifically religious violence is the study of past conflicts. Distinguished ancient historian Brent D. Shaw provides a new analysis of the intense sectarian battles between the Catholic and Donatist churches of North Africa in Late Ant…
Employs the sectarian battles which divided African Christians in late antiquity to explore the nature of violence in religious conflicts.
"This book argues that Augustine assimilated the Stoic theory of perception into his theories of motivation, affectivity, therapy for the passions, and moral progress. Using his sermons to elucidate his treatises, Sarah Catherine Byers demonstrates how Augustine enriched Stoic c…
Tracing the gradual crystallisation of Augustine's doctrine on grace in the individual periods of his thinking, this book also shows the unacceptable consequences of Augustine's teaching as criticised by his Pelagian opponents.
Tracing the gradual crystallisation of Augustine's doctrine on grace in the individual periods of his thinking, this book also shows the unacceptable consequences of Augustine's teaching as criticised by his Pelagian opponents.
Tracing the gradual crystallisation of Augustine's doctrine on grace in the individual periods of his thinking, this book also shows the unacceptable consequences of Augustine's teaching as criticised by his Pelagian opponents.
