De civitate Dei
by Augustine of Hippo · 1475

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The City of God addresses the thorny but perennially relevant issue of how Christians are to live in this world, while preparing for the next. Augustine presents us with a model of two cities; the City of Man based on human self-love and the City of God based on grace, humility, and religious toleration. He claims that those who make judgments on other people's faith distance themselves from the City of God.
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