Confessions of Saint Augustine / by Augustine

By:

Augustine

Contributor(s):

Defilippis, Leonardo

Material type: Sound

SoundPublication details: New York : Pocket Library, 1957.Description: 301pSubject(s):

Christian saints -- Algeria -- Hippo (Extinct city) -- Drama

DDC classification:

242 AUG.C

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Summary: Leonardo Defilippis recounts the story of the conversion of the brilliant Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD). Confused by his mother's devotion to Christianity and his father's paganism, Augustine is caught for many years in a depraved and immoral existence. Intellectual pride, indecision, and lack of trust prevent him from changing his ways, until he is finally persuaded to read a passage from the Scripture, whereupon he is irresistibly drawn to Christ.

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Book	Dept. of Political Science	Dept. of Political Science	242 AUG.C (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		POL748

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Leonardo Defilippis recounts the story of the conversion of the brilliant Augustine of Hippo (354-430 AD). Confused by his mother's devotion to Christianity and his father's paganism, Augustine is caught for many years in a depraved and immoral existence. Intellectual pride, indecision, and lack of trust prevent him from changing his ways, until he is finally persuaded to read a passage from the Scripture, whereupon he is irresistibly drawn to Christ.

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