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The Augustine Library

The Augustine Library

著者: Saint Augustine of Hippo
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Late have I loved the treasures of wisdom long set down in books, and here they are read again for all who seek. The Augustine Library is a place for the attentive soul: where words are not hurried, but heard; where truth is sought through confession, reflection, and the longing for God. Enter, then, and listen - not merely with the ear of the body, but with the ear of the heart.Public domain キリスト教 スピリチュアリティ 聖職・福音主義
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  • The Confessions Book Seven Chapters 1-10
    2026/10/13
    In which Augustine wrestles with the nature of God as incorruptible and beyond corporeal form, seeking to comprehend the origin of evil without blemishing divine goodness, and finds himself entrapped by the insufficiency of bodily imagery to express the divine infinity. By divine grace and inward reflection, he is gradually led from the empty vanities of astrology and pagan philosophy towards the humbling truth of the Christian Word made flesh, wherein light and love are revealed beyond all created measure.
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    28 分
  • The Confessions Book Six Chapters 9-16
    2026/10/12
    In which the innocence of Alypius is vindicated through providential intervention despite wrongful accusation, and the steadfastness of his character in matters of justice and virtue is revealed alongside the shared youth’s search for wisdom and truth. As Augustine wrestles with the allurements of worldly life and the fear of death, he contemplates the path toward a new and holy life, grappling with the enticements of marriage, friendship, and the profound yearning for divine truth.
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    20 分
  • The Confessions Book Six Chapters 1-8
    2026/10/11
    In which a devout mother follows her son to Milan, steadfast in her hope that he will embrace the Catholic faith, while he wrestles with doubts and the complexity of Christian doctrine, finding guidance in the teachings of Ambrose and the sacred Scriptures. Amidst reflections on the nature of true joy and the perils of worldly distractions—such as the violent spectacles that ensnare his friend Alypius—he begins to discern the insufficiency of human reason alone and the necessity of faith.
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    27 分
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