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The Augustine Library

The Augustine Library

By: 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 Christianity Spirituality
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  • The City of God Book XXII Chapters 8-9

    The City of God Book XXII Chapters 8-9
    Sep 26 2026
    In which Saint Augustine reflects upon the nature and continuing presence of miracles wrought in Christ’s name, illustrating their role in nurturing faith through both ancient and more recent attestations, many witnessed personally or faithfully recorded by others. He further contemplates how these miracles bear witness to the steadfast faith of the martyrs who sacrificed all for the truth of Christ’s resurrection and eternal life, affirming the divine power working through their prayers and intercession.
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    42 mins
  • The City of God Book XXII Chapters 1-7

    The City of God Book XXII Chapters 1-7
    Sep 24 2026
    In which the eternal happiness of the city of God is contemplated, affirming the resurrection of the body and the incorruptible nature of those redeemed, whilst reflecting on the immutable will of God that brings forth good even from evil. And thus, with reason and prophecy aligned, the faithful bear witness to the divine truth that the resurrection and ascension of Christ’s flesh have convinced the world, transcending the old fables of mortal founders made gods by earthly love.
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    32 mins
  • The City of God Book XXI Chapters 25-27

    The City of God Book XXI Chapters 25-27
    Sep 22 2026
    In which the nature of salvation is earnestly examined, disputing the hope of deliverance for those who neglect to live righteously despite baptism or charitable acts, affirming that true belonging to Christ entails a life of faith animated by love. Moreover, the discussion unfolds upon the enduring judgement by fire—either preserving or consuming the fruits of one’s life—cautioning against reliance on superficial remedies and urging a sincere reformation of the heart.
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    39 mins
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