The City of God: (Annotated Edition)
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ISBN13:9798711334798
出版社:Independently published
作者:Saint Augustine
出版日:2021/02/22
裝訂:平裝
規格:28cm*21.6cm*0.6cm (高/寬/厚)
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In A.D. 410, a urgent crossroads in Western history, the Vandals, under the summon of their ruler, Alaric, caught the city of Rome. Rome was known as the Endless City on the grounds that the Romans believed that it would actually never fall, and the year 410 shook this conviction to its establishments and eventually prompted the crumple of the Roman Realm. The world itself appeared to have been decimated, and everybody looked for answers about what to do and what to have faith in. The individuals who clung to the melting away agnostic confidence rushed to accuse the Christians, guaranteeing that the divine beings had deserted Rome on the grounds that numerous Romans had neglected them and taken the new confidence. These Romans guaranteed that Christians were not sufficiently devoted on the grounds that they requested that individuals serve God as opposed to the state, and they supported absolution toward adversaries. More vital, they said the Christian God had neglected to secure Rome, as he ought to have done, since Constantine had proclaimed him to be the one genuine God. The irate wrangling between the two groups provoked Augustine to start composing The City of God in 413. The initial ten books of The City of God, which make up the initial segment of the work, negate the agnostics' charges that Christians achieved the fall of Rome. The initial five books manage the agnostic conviction that individuals must love the old divine beings to accomplish material focal points in this world, including the continuation of the Roman Domain and the matchless quality of the city of Rome. In book I, Augustine assaults the agnostics, who guaranteed that Rome fell on the grounds that the Christian religion had debilitated it, and he focuses on that hardship happens to everybody. In book II, he exhibits that the fall of Rome isn't a special occasion in mankind's history. The Romans endured cataclysms some time recently, notwithstanding when the old divine beings were in effect effectively adored, and those divine beings did nothing to keep those catastrophes from happening. He proposes Romans ended up noticeably frail as a result of these divine beings, since they surrendered themselves to good and profound defilement. In book III, Augustine keeps examining fiascoes that happened in agnostic circumstances to additionally demonstrate that Christianity did not make Rome fall. To commute home his point, he asks again for what good reason the old divine beings did not shield Rome previously.
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